Since this mess with Toyota started, a number of the writers here at the Injuryboard have been pointing out that this things needs to be investigated. Spends some time reading:
Toyota Asked To Install Software To Prevent Accidents In 2007, Greg Webb | March 30, 2010 2:48 PM
2006 Memo to Toyota Management Questioned the Company’s Survival, Greg Webb | March 12, 2010 2:38 PM
Toyota – Not An Electronics Problem, Jane Akre, March 02, 2010 6:54 PM
Innocent People Jailed Because of Toyota’s Denial of Defective Vehicles—The “TOYOTA DEFENSE” Lawrence Egerton | February 26, 2010 4:30 PM
It looks like more digging, has now equaled a second governmental fine for Toyota. This time it’s $16 million, the largest government penalty levied against an automaker, for a four-month delay in telling federal authorities about defective gas pedals on its vehicles.
Toyota is expected to pay the fine in 30 days. Makes you wonder if they really felt it? It’s good to see a change in the government has meant more protection of American consumers. Hopefully, the investigations won’t stop until there is full disclosure and the consumer is fully protected and made whole.
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