GM Distances Itself From EMA Lawsuit Against California Air Resources Board
Ford has released a similar statement.
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Ford has released a similar statement.
The proposal is more aggressive than the broader nationwide target.
The legal challenges have begun.
The discovery comes just after noticing the omission of the Sonic from a previous document.
That could change under a Trump administration, though.
Particularly between the United States and Europe.
In light of VW’s foul-ups, extra measures are being taken.
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