Another auto parts supplier named in a sweeping antitrust class action, Autoliv Inc., has agreed to pay $65 million to resolve claims of price-fixing and bid-rigging.
The settlement with the Swedish company, reached on Friday, came less than five months after Japanese auto parts supplier Nippon Seiki Co. Ltd. agreed to pay $6 million to resolve similar claims. Two other companies, Lear Corp. and Kyungshin-Lear Sales & Engineering LLC, settled last month.
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