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The session on electronic throttle control systems - which are suspected of causing unintended acceleration in vehicles - featured two experts who discussed the technical aspects and testing methods involved with automotive electronic systems.
Read More →Toyota has recalled 8,000 2010 Tacoma 4WD trucks to inspect the front drive shaft, which may include a component that contains cracks developed during the manufacturing process.
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TORRANCE, CA - Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), U.S.A., Inc, announced it will conduct a voluntary safety recall to inspect the front drive shaft on a small production run of certain 2010 model-year Tacoma 4WD trucks.
Read More →Toyota will recall approximately 133,000 2010 Model Year Prius vehicles and 14,500 Lexus Division 2010 HS 250h vehicles to update software in the vehicle's anti-lock brake system (ABS).
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The redesigned 2011 Toyota Avalon is an Ultra Low Emission Vehicle (ULEV), EPA-estimated to deliver 20 mpg in the city, 29 highway, and 23 combined and features a touch-screen navigation system with real-time traffic.
Read More →Toyota addresses the concerns many consumers on the recent announcement of the sticking accelerator pedal recall and the suspension of sales.
Read More →Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood revises his remarks to Toyota owners to take their vehicles to dealers and "exercise caution until repairs can be made."
Read More →Vehicles affected by the recall include 2008-2010 Highlander, 2009-2010 Corolla, 2009-2010 Venza, 2009-2010 Matrix and 2009-2010 Pontaic Vibe.
Read More →Toyota addresses the concerns many consumers on the recent announcement of the sticking accelerator pedal recall and the suspension of sales, stating that all vehicles with the accelerator problem have been identified.
Read More →A separate recall was issued on Wednesday in regards to the potential risk for floor mat entrapment of accelerator pedals. Commercial and rental fleets as well as leasing companies are handling this problem in different ways at the moment. The prevailing wisdom is "inform, inform, inform."
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