VW revives Scout name | What happens when things don't go right on autonomous trucks | Embark's snowy testing | Ultraluxury auto sales rise | Carvana job cuts trigger market sell-off

Volkswagen's plan to revive the Scout name after a decades-long hiatus means it is committing to producing a different type of vehicle than anything else in its current portfolio.

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