Cummins Agrees To Pay $1.675 Billion Penalty For Ram Heavy Duty Trucks

In a groundbreaking settlement, engine manufacturer Cummins Inc. has agreed in principle to pay a staggering $1.675 billion penalty in response to allegations of breaching the Clean Air Act. The settlement, set to be the largest ever for a Clean Air Act violation and the second-largest environmental penalty, centers on the installation of emissions defeat … (read full article...)

 

[Hemi_Dart]

To bad FCA didn't put that $1.675 Billion into engine development. All the gas guzzler tax paid by owners of the Hellcats into developing better fuel economy. A bunch of slackers.

 

[patfromigh]

Did you read the article? The case is against Cummins, not Ram Trucks. The gas guzzler tax goes to the federal government, not the automaker. The money collected pays government bureaucrats who are working feverishly to shove EVs down everybody's throats and banning ICE powered vehicles.

 

[Hemidakota]

What Justice Department? They are the joke of this century, along with the Federal Blunder of Idiots (FBI). What is not known, how well these trucks ran with the added defeated code. Let alone, the amount of MPG lost with the idiocy of devices.

 

[lepelleteu]

one question! Where this 1.6 billions is going? Should be interesting