Volkswagen's CEO Explains Plan To Win Back U.S. Customers

Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller discusses Volkswagen's strategy to win back U.S. customers in the wake of the pollution controls scandal.

Jan 12, 2016

Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller discusses Volkswagen's strategy to win back U.S. customers in the wake of the pollution controls scandal. He speaks from The North American International Auto Show on "Bloomberg Markets."

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