Toyota says no risk of unintended acceleration if floor mats are installed correctly NEW YORK November 2, 2009 (AP) The Associated Press Post a Comment Toyota Motor Corp. said Monday its vehicles are not at risk of accelerating... [read full story]
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Automaker Released Misleading Information, NHTSA Says KEN THOMAS, Associated Press Writer Updated: 7:38 am PST November 5, 2009 WASHINGTON -- Toyota Motor Corp. released misleading information about an investigation into...
Time to remove your Prius floor mats? Do Toyota vehicles have an acceleration problem? Currently, there isn't any evidence that a deeper mechanical problem exists in any Toyota vehicles in terms of sudden acceleration. However,...
Friday 06th November, 03:39 AM JST WASHINGTON — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Wednesday issued a statement saying that Toyota Motor Corp has put out ‘‘inaccurate and misleading information’’ over a...
Thanks largely to stimulus programs in the US and Europe, Toyota announced that it has eked out an operating profit of 58 billion yen instead of the average estimated loss of 63 billion yen from five analysts. Toyota now is...
The Brits have an expression for this situation: “When you’re in a hole, the first thing you do is stop digging.” The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a statement today correcting inaccurate...
Federal auto safety regulators have issued a rebuke to Toyota Motor Company for a press release the company issued this week regarding highly publicized reports of a possible unintended acceleration problem in some Toyota and...
Despite a well-publicized accident involving the deaths of a family and a number of its own investigations, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), denies claims that it did not find any defects regarding a...
U.S. auto safety agency rebukes an assertion that it found nothing wrong in vehicles involved in a massive recall over incidents of unintended acceleration. Federal safety regulators have sharply rebuked Toyota Motor Corp. for...
The Los Angeles Times has reported that federal safety regulators have sharply criticized Toyota for claiming safety officials had found "no defect" regarding Toyota's sudden acceleration problem. Toyota and Lexus vehicles have...
Washington -- The government sharply criticized Toyota Motor Corp. Wednesday for its "inaccurate and misleading" suggestion that sudden acceleration in some vehicles bound for recall may be due only to improperly fitting floor...
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