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Already embroiled in a controversy over defective tires, Ford Motor Co. refused to concede a defect in its vehicles' ignition systems and warned that a California judge's proposed recall could end up doing more harm than good. A day earlier, the judge lambasted Ford for hiding problems with ignition modules and issued a decision that could compel the automaker to recall nearly 2 million vehicles.
August 30, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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