Nissan Motor Co. is suspected of fabricating documents at factories in Japan to make them appear as if certified inspectors had carried out final inspections on vehicles coming off the assembly line, sources close to the matter said Wednesday.A government probe found the Japanese automaker had used uncertified staff to check vehicles at all six of its domestic factories, prompting Nissan to announce a recall of more than 1.2 million cars in Japan manufactured since October 2014.If the fabrication of paperwork did happen, it would mean workers at the factories had intentionally sought to cov…READ FULL ARTICLE
