Mitsubishi Motors inspected over improper handling of recalls

Mitsubishi Motors inspected over improper handling of recalls

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken Dec. 25, 2012, shows the head office of Mitsubishi Motors Corp. in Tokyo's Minato Ward. The transport ministry the same day conducted an on-site inspection at the office to examine the manufacturer's efforts to improve business following a government warning issued the previous week over its "passive" stance regarding the recall of potentially defective cars.

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