Police to file case against Isuzu over unauthorized test runs

Police to file case against Isuzu over unauthorized test runs

TOKYO, Japan - Yoshinori Ida (C), president of truck maker Isuzu Motors Ltd., and other executives bow in apology for the company's unauthorized test runs of its vehicles on public roads during a press conference in Tokyo on March 31.

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