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GM tries to duck out of $1 billion recall for the third time

By Tom Krisher

Tom Krisher, auto writer, Detroit, for reporting first that General Motors quietly asked the government for permission to avoid a recall of potentially deadly Tanaka air bags. Avoiding a recall could save GM $1 billion. http://bit.ly/2Bygs5c

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FEB. 16, 2018

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