Recalls Leave Toyota Traumatized

Some people ( like about half of the nation) are convinced the Government has a conflict of interest when it comes to Toyota. Many believe there is a witchhunt against Toyota by a government, and by unions that want GM’s major competitor bleed money and market share before the big GM IPO. 25 percent believe the criticism stems from an outright desire to help GM, while 38 percent disagree and 37 percent aren’t sure. Whatever the reason may be, Toyota is beginning to show battle fatigue.

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  • Ollicat But can it be turned off??? I hope so
  • Ravenuer This is why cars are becomming more and more unaffordable.
  • 28-Cars-Later "The NHTSA’s ruling will make AEB the law of the land, requiring the feature to stop vehicles to avoid collisions at speeds of up to 62 mph. Braking systems must be able to activate automatically at up to 90 mph when a collision is imminent and 45 mph when they detect a pedestrian."Does this newspeak actually align with the laws of physics?
  • ToolGuy Be careful confusing silicone with silicon. Wouldn't want anyone ending up with silicon implants, or getting lost trying to find silicone valley.
  • Irvingklaws I still prefer the looks of this generation to the new truck. If I were to buy new, it would be one of these.