Fiat Chrysler denies US gov't accusations of cheating emission tests
The U.S. government is accusing Fiat Chrysler for cheating emission tests by hiding software in some of its SUVs and pickups with diesel engines.
The U.S. government is accusing Fiat Chrysler for cheating emission tests by hiding software in some of its SUVs and pickups with diesel engines.
The President-Elect is pleased with the announcement from two major automotive producers in the country.
Fiat Chrysler recalls more than a million of its vehicles affected by an imperfection in the gear that goes back to its original position. The car maker initiates the recall after reported 41 injuries are linked to the gear's imperfection.
Two FCA dealerships in Illinois and Florida filed a lawsuit against the car manufacturer, accused Fiat Chrysler for inflating sales reports in certain dealers. The carmaker denied the allegations.