GM, NHTSA Testify Before U.S. House on Ignition Switch Recalls
Managers at General Motors rejected improvements to the automaker’s faulty ignition switch in 2005 because they would have cost an extra 57 cents per part, according to documents released to the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce._On Tuesday, during the first Congressional hearing into GM’s 13-year delay to recall stalling cars that have led […]
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