Calif. may intervene in Honda hybrid settlement
SAN DIEGO (AP) — California's Department of Justice is considering whether to object to a proposed class-action settlement between Honda and car owners over inflated fuel-efficiency claims on the automaker's hybrid vehicles.
San Diego Superior Court Judge Timothy Taylor on Tuesday gave the attorney general until Feb. 29 to declare any opposition to the settlement.
Deputy Attorney General Albert Shelden te...
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