GM Agrees to Pay $900m to Settle Criminal Charges Over Ignition Switch Defect

Federal prosecutors and GM are set to announce a defered prosecution agreement with GM paying $900 million to settle criminal charges relating to its failure to recall its vehicles for an ignition switch defect linked to 120 deaths. Click here to read more.

GM Agrees to Pay $900m to Settle Criminal Charges Over Ignition Switch Defect

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