Scott Burgess

Detroit Editor of Motor Trend magazine

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Scott Burgess on KCRW

General Motors has begun the process of compensating victims of faulty ignition systems that led to an avalanche of auto recalls.

Why is America's Auto Industry Back Despite Millions of Recalls?

General Motors has begun the process of compensating victims of faulty ignition systems that led to an avalanche of auto recalls.

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General Motors has begun the process of compensating victims of faulty ignition systems that led to an avalanche of auto recalls.  But, despite reports of deaths and injuries—and…

Why is America's auto industry back despite millions of recalls?

General Motors has begun the process of compensating victims of faulty ignition systems that led to an avalanche of auto recalls.  But, despite reports of deaths and injuries—and…

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