Mitsubishi Motors finds 224 more cases of secret vehicle repairs

Mitsubishi Motors finds 224 more cases of secret vehicle repairs

TOKYO, Japan - Koji Furukawa, vice chairman of Mitsubishi Motors Corp., speaks to reporters at the the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport in Tokyo on Aug. 26 about the finding of an additional 224 cases in which the automaker conducted illegal secret repairs on vehicles in the past 25 years.

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