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How Volkswagen uses professional 'noses', and science, to perfect the smell of your new car
- You think the smell in your new car is there by accident? Not at all. It's there by design. In fact, Volkswagen 'nose' exactly what they're doing when it comes to making their cars have that "new car" aroma.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-za/technology/general/how-volkswagen-uses-professional-noses-and-science-to-perfect-the-smell-of-your-new-car/ar-AA1yIN4v ]
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