To: NormsRevenge
I disagree. It is beginning to be seen that Toyota knew about these problems and deaths and dragged their feet. Just as Ford did with the Pinto and GM did with their trucks in the 80’s.
I had no problem with Toyota until these events. But when a company knows their vehicles (Throttle by wire) has a problem and they are too worried about their ‘reputation’ to do a recall, that is criminal.
To: kingpins10
The key word in the headline may well be "excessive". I am sure every news channel is reporting the story, yet Toyota only pulls advertsing from one? Makes me think that Toyota felt ABC was crossing the line between normal reporting and a clear bias against them.
11 posted on
02/08/2010 10:47:57 AM PST by
Michael.SF.
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To: kingpins10
Eventually, this will likely go thru the courts is my hunch . There are lawsuits to be settled over incidents where loss of life or serious bodily damages occurred.
You can bet the legal and PR staffs are working overtime.
I have owned a couple Toyotas, never been recalled, just bought a new truck,, knock on wood.
21 posted on
02/08/2010 11:38:33 AM PST by
NormsRevenge
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To: kingpins10
The Toyota Dealers pay for their ads.
It is their money they can do with it as they please
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22 posted on
02/08/2010 11:45:43 AM PST by
TYVets
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