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Rodney Slater Tapped to Audit Fiat Chrysler's Safety Practices, Part of Settlement with Federal Regulators
Rodney Slater, a former U.S. Transportation Secretary, has been tapped to audit Fiat Chrysler Automobile NV’s (FCA) safety practices, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. The move is part of the FCA’s settlement with federal regulators.
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US Auto Safety Regulator Warns Carmakers Against Cybersecurity Risks, Calls on Proactive Steps Against Vulnerabilities
The top U.S. auto safety regulator said on Friday that other carmakers must move to address potential cyberhacking vulnerabilities of their vehicles after several cybersecurity experts showed it is possible to remotely take over Internet-enable vehicles.
Fiat Chrysler Faces Record $105 Million in Fines Over Unsatisfactory Recalls, May Implement Vehicle Repurchases
Automaker Fiat Chrysler is set to face a record $105 million in fines for unsatisfactory execution of its recalls for millions of vehicles, according to a Wall Street Journal Report.
Honda To Pay $70 Million For Failing To Report Deaths; Largest Penalty Imposed By NHTSA
Honda is fined $70 million for failing to report claims of death and injuries related to its vehicles.
Honda Odyssey Van Recall: 344,187 Vehicles Pulled Back For Brake Issue
Honda is recalling 344,187 Honda Odyssey vans because of an issue with its vehicle stability assist system recall.
Hyundai Genesis Recall: United States Government Investigates 40,000 Vehicles For Brake Problem
The United States government is looking into complaints about brake problems on Hyundai Genesis full size luxury cars,
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