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Blog 2015 July Federals Fine Fiat Chrysler
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Federals Fine Fiat Chrysler

Posted By Kahn Law Firm || 28-Jul-2015

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has been fined a record 105 million dollars for failing to recall millions of cars. The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration issued the penalty on the Italian-US company. Regulators say that the company violated federal laws governing motor vehicle safety.

As part of the action, an independent monitor has been assigned to monitor and audit the company's recall process for up to four years.

The company agreed to repurchase some cars as part of the deal, including about 500,000 with defective suspension parts that can cause the car to lose control.

Fiat Chrysler signed a consent order agreeing to the penalties which were the largest ever levied. The recall covers nearly two dozen recalls affecting more than 11 million cars, including Jeeps with rear gasoline tanks linked to numerous fatal fires.

Categories: Automobile, Recall

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