Breaking News: GM hit with $35M fine over ignition-related auto problems

The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration is fining General Motors $35 million over GM's ignition switch failure in the Chevrolet Cobalt and other cars. It's the largest single fine ever for a recall-related investigation.

Breaking News May 16, 2014

GM hit with $35M fine over ignition-related auto problems The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration is fining General Motors $35 million over GM's ignition switch failure in the Chevrolet Cobalt and other cars. It's the largest single fine ever for a recall-related investigation. Read the full story Related news: Behind the investigation over GM's recalls Congress 'underwhelmed' by GM CEO's response to safety problems No fallout locally to GM recall controversy, at least not yet

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