WASHINGTON -- Takata, the supplier behind the largest auto recall ever, told U.S. safety regulators another 1.4 million vehicles need to be repaired over a defect linked to the death of a BMW driver and two other injuries in overseas markets.
WASHINGTON -- Takata, the supplier behind the largest auto recall ever, told U.S. safety regulators another 1.4 million vehicles need to be repaired over a defect linked to the death of a BMW driver and two other injuries in overseas markets.
Stellantis design chief Ralph Gilles said the diminished brand is “ripe for a new chapter.”