The Safety Records of Rental Car Agencies Being Reviewed
This was long overdue but now the US has decided to review the records of these car rental agencies after ages. All these years, there was hardly a chance when these car rental agencies had to showcase the kind of maintenance that they provided for their fleet of cars. But, now the US regulators have decided to put them through a really hard and stringent test. This will be done for almost three million vehicles and this will certify them to be in ship shape.
The first to go under the spanner according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are General Motors, Chrysler and Ford. This movement although long overdue has come about because of the fatal accidents that have occurred in the last few months and most of them had one thing in common and that was the rental car. There have been several cars that have been asked to be recalled as they have been termed as dangerous.
SafetyRental Car Agencies, Rental Cars, SafetyNovember 20, 2010
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The closing of Chrysler’s engine plant in Kenosha this October will leave at least 575 autoworkers jobless. Chrysler Group LLC is the third US-based automobile manufacturer. Despite having other engine plans in Mexico and Michigan, the announcement of the closure of its Kenosha plant shocked its employees. The announcement was made just a week after Chrysler announced that it will keep the Detroit assembly plant permanently active.
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