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<p>FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) &#8212; The CEO of German automaker Volkswagen says the United States remains a &#8220;core market&#8221; for the company despite its diesel emissions scandal and has underlined that it hopes to expand there.</p><p>Matthias Mueller made the comments Tuesday at the company&#8217;s annual news and investor conference at its headquarters in Wolfsburg, Germany.</p><p>Mueller said that &#8220;we are standing by our investment decisions and intend over the long term to play a significantly greater role there than today.&#8221;</p><p>The Volkswagen brand has only a small share in the U.S. market although it is important for the company&#8217;s luxury brands Porsche and Audi. It makes cars in Chattanooga, Tennessee.</p><p>U.S. authorities uncovered Volkswagen&#8217;s use of engine control software that enabled vehicles to cheat on emissions tests.</p><style>
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Volkswagen CEO: U.S. remains ‘core market’ for company despite emissions scandal