NHTSA concludes investigation into 1.3 million GM vehicles over seat belt issue
After a five-year probe and extended warranty by GM for 1.3 million SUVs, NHTSA closes investigation citing low failure rates
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has concluded a five-year investigation into seat belt failures in certain General Motors (GM) vehicles after the automaker issued extended warranty coverage, The Associated Press reported on Sept. 3.
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