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7 Mär 2003

Autor:
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

United States Settles Clean Air Act Case Against Toyota

The Department of Justice and the Environment Protection Agency finalized a settlement of the government's lawsuit against Toyota...Toyota will spend $20 million on a supplemental environmental project to retrofit up to 3,000 public diesel fleet vehicles to make them run cleaner and extend the emission control system warranty on affected vehicles. In addition, Toyota will accelerate its compliance with certain new emission control requirements, and pay a $500,000 civil penalty.