In the Case of the Ford Pinto, Ford Decided That

Multiple Choice

In the case of the Ford Pinto, Ford decided that

A) it would be cheaper to pay damages to families involved in crashes than to fix the problems with the Pinto.
B) it would be more expensive to pay damages to families involved in crashes than to fix the problems with the Pinto.
C) the problems with the Pinto could not be easily or cheaply fixed.
D) it would not be held liable for damages caused by the Pinto and therefore had no reason to fix them.