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Subaru to Spend $177 Million for Safety Inspection Recalls
Subaru Corp. estimates its recall in Japan to check improperly inspected cars will cost 20 billion yen ($177 million).
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Subaru Corp. estimates its recall in Japan to check improperly inspected cars will cost 20 billion yen ($177 million).
The campaign will cover about 395,000 vehicles produced in 2014-2017 whose government-mandated final safety inspections were performed by uncertified workers. The inspections are not required for exported vehicles.
The Nikkei says Subaru plans tol pay owners a 50,000-yen ($443) incentive to combine the recall inspection with a regular vehicle checkup.
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