Fallout from a recent $150 million wrongful death verdict in Bainbridge could include a new investigation by safety regulators into the gas tanks of older Jeeps, according to widely reported remarks made by a federal regulator on Thursday.
April 10, 2015 at 12:40 AM
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Fallout from a recent $150 million wrongful death verdict in Bainbridge could include a new investigation by safety regulators into the gas tanks of older Jeeps, according to widely reported remarks made by a federal regulator on Thursday.
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