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Re: Federal prosecutors are said to have settled with G.M. over deadly defect 

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Thu, 17 Sep 15 7:53 PM | 91 view(s)
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The move would cap a wide-ranging investigation that tainted the automaker’s reputation for quality and safety and damaged its bottom line.

...it mighta tainted the reputation for those who don't own one. Those who do know a POS when it costs more to keep it on the road than the purchase price.




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Federal prosecutors are said to have settled with G.M. over deadly defect
By: clo in FFFT3
Thu, 17 Sep 15 5:04 AM 		Msg. 15562 of 65535

Federal prosecutors are said to have settled with G.M. over deadly defect
Wednesday, September 16, 2015 7:34 PM EDT

Federal prosecutors are poised to announce the settlement of a criminal case on Thursday against General Motors, charging it with failing to disclose a safety defect tied to more than 100 deaths. The move would cap a wide-ranging investigation that tainted the automaker’s reputation for quality and safety and damaged its bottom line.

The case, which the company agreed to settle, is expected to include a nearly $1 billion penalty and an admission of facts surrounding the company’s wrongdoing, according to people briefed on the matter.

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