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Why Massive Auto Recalls Are Becoming the Norm
Toyota, the world's largest automaker, announced the recall of some 6.4 million vehicles worldwide, to address a variety of issues concerning nearly 30 different models. The Toyota recall programs, which include fixing a faulty cable for controlling airbags, comes hot on the heels of a massive GM recall for faulty ignition switches that have been attributed to 13 deaths. All told, the two sets of recalls include some 9 million cars, which makes for a natural question: Why are so many cars being
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Production cost are getting higher while quality is slipping because profit margins need to be meet at the end of the day.