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U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx announced the fine, which is the maximum the agency can impose. Other investigations into the automaker's handling of the recall are being conducted by the federal government and could come with more severe punishments.
It was unclear how those additional probes might be influenced by Friday's actions by the Obama administration, especially after Foxx declared: "What GM did was break the law ... They failed to meet their public safety obligations."
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Oh Boy!! And where is this money coming from?
More like, where's it going to?
And what happens to our government that has failed to meet it's obligations???
The "part" keeps getting cheaper as the days pass.The amount of money necessary for GM to have fixed everything is currently being reported as a lesser amount than when this all started.Lets see if the courts are smart enough to pick up on that.Once the amount hits free it can't go any lower.Imagine free parts the next time you visit Pep Boys.
delayed response...ha ha .. they haven't even attempted to pay the interest on Obama's gift to the UAW..they underwrote.. Communist Cars.. just take a look who drives a Chevy and you'll know who they voted for..(except the Trucks)
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