M'bishi used noncompliant fuel economy testing method for 25 yrs

M'bishi used noncompliant fuel economy testing method for 25 yrs

Photo taken April 25, 2016, shows Mitsubishi Motors Corp.'s new-car-release exhibition at the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition. The automaker admitted on April 26, 2016, it has collected fuel economy data using a method that does not comply with Japanese standards since 1991. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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