General Motors CEO Mary Barra said the automaker didn’t move fast enough on the ignition switch fault that triggered the recall of 1.62 million cars worldwide and is blamed for 12 deaths in 31 crashes.
“Clearly this took too long,” she said in a group interview at GM headquarters here Tuesday.
“We will fix our process,” she vowed so that it doesn’t take a decade or more to fix the next potentially deadly fault.
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