TOKYO -- The president of Mitsubishi Motors, Tetsuro Aikawa, will step down less than two years in the job amid a widening fuel economy scandal that torpedoed the automaker's sales and led to it selling a controlling stake to rival Nissan Motor Co.
TOKYO -- The president of Mitsubishi Motors, Tetsuro Aikawa, will step down less than two years in the job amid a widening fuel economy scandal that torpedoed the automaker's sales and led to it selling a controlling stake to rival Nissan Motor Co.