How much more suffering can you get from the same problem? I'm not sure, but the guys at Toyota definitely have proper knowledge about it. In a recent announcement of the unintended acceleration recall the Japanese are back to visiting the court room. The latest struggle Toyota had with a lawsuit in America (where else) saw them losing out another...
Automotive recalls weren't something special until the Japanese at Toyota re-wrote the stat book on the whole affair last year. In what's a bit of a surprise, Toyota has now announced us they are recalling yet more cars for the same problem with pedal entrapment. I'm sorry about the pedal entrapment situation, you may actually know the recall as a...
Let's move past the recall business with the Toyota unintended acceleration problems for a few minutes okay? Actually, let's not. Toyota screwed up and they're still working towards fixing it. Their latest effort turns the attention to the management of the company. And it's not like Toyota plans to motivate the employees, to allow Discovery to make another documentary about...
I hate Toyota's attitude with the unintended acceleration recall and no matter what comes about, that's not going to change very soon. Something was in the running, the NHTSA's 10 month long safety probe could have had the answer to why the unintended acceleration happened and may have cleared the Japanese. That inspection is now over and the results hold...
After the huge recall involving million of units in 2010, the Japanese from Toyota face another challenge even from the start of this year. They have to recall about 1,7 million units worldwide due to some fuel pump problems, in Europe about 135,000 units being affected. From the 1,7 million vehicles, about 245,000 are wearing the performance division Lexus badge...
Over the past year we've seen and heard a lot about how Toyota has spent millions and millions of dollars with their massive recall. We've also heard how the Japanese have even payed fines and penalties worth several more millions and now we find the whole thing hasn't really affected them. Don't get me wrong, nobody gets over nearly $70...
