GM Filed 2,004 Injury Reports Tied to Recalls, Group Says
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General Motors Co. filed 2,004 reports on injuries and deaths stemming from accidents in cars that have been recalled for ignition-related defects, the Center for Auto Safety said.
The advocacy group, citing its research of the carmaker’s reports to regulators, yesterday urged an adviser of Detroit-based GM to investigate each incident to determine whether the ignition-switch defect played a role in it.