Barra returned to testify to a House of Representatives committee panel, after being unable to answer many questions in an April 1 hearing, armed with the results of an internal GM investigation on how and why it took the company more than a decade to recall millions of vehicles after ignition problems were known.
By MARCY GORDON and TOM KRISHER
House members say they still have many questions about General Motors’ delayed recall of small cars, including whether the company’s culture has truly changed.
That’s likely to be the underlying theme of many of the questions thrown at the automaker’s CEO when she’s in front of Congress for a second time Wednesday. A House subcommittee is investigating GM’s mishandled recall of millions of small cars for a deadly defect in ignition switches.
