GM Customers Press Judge for Information on Recalled Cars
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General Motors Co. customers kept up pressure on the automaker to share more information about its recalled cars, asking a bankruptcy court to let their probe of the company go forward after a judge in California halted it.
The California car owners yesterday asked U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Gerber in Manhattan to let them gather information from the company. If Gerber, who supervised GM’s 2009 reorganization, grants the request, the car owners’ investigation would parallel the company’s internal probe, led by former U.S. attorney Anton Valukas.