M'bishi's rigged fuel efficiency data involved even more car models

M'bishi's rigged fuel efficiency data involved even more car models

Mitsubishi Motors Corp. Chairman Osamu Masuko speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on May 11, 2016, alongside the automaker's president Tetsuro Aikawa (L). Mitsubishi Motors said its rigged fuel efficiency data based on calculations rather than actual tests may have involved several more car models than previously acknowledged. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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