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

Photo taken April 25, 2016, shows Mitsubishi Motors Corp.'s booth 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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