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Fun fact: Volkswagen was the first carmaker to have an assembly plant in the U.S. when it purchased a former Chrysler plant in 1978. While that plant ultimately failed, the automaker returned to our shores with a new, large plant in Chattanooga, Tenn., that represents a $1 billion investment by the German carmaker. Check out more details in the link below and make sure to read our other top stories of the week, as well: