News Wrap: EPA; Korean Automakers Overstated Fuel Economy

Name: News Wrap: EPA; Korean Automakers Overstated Fuel Economy
Uploaded: 2012-11-02T22:15:00Z
Duration: P72S
Description: In other news Friday, Korean companies Kia and Hyundai could be expected to pay car owners hundreds of millions of dollars for falsely advertising the fuel economy of 13 car models. Owners of nearly 900,000 vehicles, all sold in the last three years, could receive compensation.

Clip: 11/02/2012 | 1m 12s

In other news Friday, Korean companies Kia and Hyundai could be expected to pay car owners hundreds of millions of dollars for falsely advertising the fuel economy of 13 car models. Owners of nearly 900,000 vehicles, all sold in the last three years, could receive compensation.

Aired: 11/02/12

Rating: NR

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