Last Volkswagen

Story-line Summary of The Last Volkswagen Competition with foreign products, having adverse effects on American labor, brings about a major political climate, and government. The new pro-labor congress out-laws the importation of foreign goods, including automobiles. Detroit and other industrial centers are reinvigorated and the economy booms. Growing economic success prompts new legislation, which mandates that all foreign-made autos must be exchanged on a government funded trade-in program within a specified three (3) year period. A new powerful regulatory and investigative agency, the Division of Import Controls (DIC) is created to enforce the new law. At the end of the 3 year period possession of a foreign car is a federal crime. In our story the government's investigative efforts to rid the streets and highways of foreign cars has been achieved..except for one: a 1963 Volkswagen ?beetle'. This story focuses on the chief of the DIC and his dedication and commitment to locSennewald, Charles A. is the author of 'Last Volkswagen' with ISBN 9781890035556 and ISBN 1890035556.