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Recent settlements with regulators of alleged wrongdoing by automakers carried penalties that are too low to adequately discourage future bad behavior in a multi-trillion-dollar global industry.

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Hemmings Daily: See why Musclepalooza 33 is the best muscle car even in the Northeast

We're still waiting on a final count, but with 600 show cars and 300 race cars from all over the Northeast showing up at Lebanon Valley Dragway in New

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