Volkswagen built its art gallery, its stadium, even planted flowers in its streets. Now the town that gave birth to the car giant fears for its future From a distance, it might be a temple to the German car industry. On the edge of the small town of Wolfsburg two skyscrapers of cars tower over the land. Each glass-and-steel cylinder is almost 50 metres high and packed with 400 new Volkswagens: trim little Golfs, sleek Passat sedans and boxy people carriers. From the top there's a view of the vas...
Volkswagen built its art gallery, its stadium, even planted flowers in its streets. Now the town that gave birth to the car giant fears for its future From a distance, it might be a temple to the German car industry. On the edge of the small town of Wolfsburg two skyscrapers of cars tower over the land. Each glass-and-steel cylinder is almost 50 metres high and packed with 400 new Volkswagens: trim little Golfs, sleek Passat sedans and boxy people carriers. From the top there's a view of the vas...
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