Daihatsu has shut down all production in Japan and halted the domestic and export shipment of vehicles following an investigation into safety procedure irregularities
A third-party investigation in to safety procedures at Daihatsu found a total of 174 procedural irregularities identified, with the oldest going back as far as 1989 and an increase in the number since 2014.
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