Glen
09-04-2005, 03:53 AM
The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said it was opening an investigation into the 2002 Jeep Liberty amid complaints about problems latching the seat belt buckle. The probe will involve more than 200,000 vehicles.
The government said it had received seven complaints from owners about the seat belt buckle, including problems securing the latch in the buckle.
Max Gates, a DaimlerChrysler AG spokesman, said the automaker would work with the agency during the investigation and identify any necessary actions.
The government said it had received seven complaints from owners about the seat belt buckle, including problems securing the latch in the buckle.
Max Gates, a DaimlerChrysler AG spokesman, said the automaker would work with the agency during the investigation and identify any necessary actions.