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German Far Right Taps Musk for Company Car After BMW Pulls Out

Germany’s Alternative fuer Deutschland has asked Elon Musk to provide the party’s first state parliament leader with a company car after BMW AG refused to.

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German Far Right Taps Musk for Company Car After BMW Pulls Out
Germany’s Alternative fuer Deutschland has asked Elon Musk to provide the party’s first state parliament leader with a company car after BMW AG refused to.
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