Mitsubishi Motors raided after fuel-economy scandal widens

MS

By:

Maki Shiraki

September 02, 2016 05:00 AM

TOKYO -- Mitsubishi Motors Corp.'s headquarters and Nagoya plant were raided by government officials today, deepening the crisis for the Japanese automaker that is struggling to recover from a mileage manipulation scandal.

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