Well, it's not the fact that Toyota is recalling more cars (apparently Avalons this time), but the fact that when this happens to Toyota, it gets nation-wide media attention. The domestics get recalls as often and as bad with "back-page" media coverage, if at all. Unbiased reporting right?
BREAKING: WSJ says crash data points to pedal misapplication in Toyota sudden acceleration cases
Posted Jul 13th 2010 3:26PM by Steven J. Ewing
Filed under: Recalls, Safety, Lexus, Toyota
After receiving more than 3,000 reports of sudden acceleration in Toyota vehicles, the U.S. Department of Transportation has concluded that driver error was... [Read More]
Toyota said Thursday that it is preparing to recall 270,000 luxury vehicles worldwide, including some of its flagship Lexus LS sedans, to repair an engine problem.
The NHTSA released their most American vehicles list and the Tundra is the highest ranking truck on the list at #8 overall. Ford and GM trucks fell off the top 10 list. Dodge is 7th on the list IF you do not include their single cab trucks. Well, I'm sure that you will agree that a single cab truck is a full size truck, right? So add in those single cabs and their average domestic parts content drops to 76%, below the 80% content of the Tundra. So... [Read More]
Toyota Tundra Forum
More Obama transparency.
Well, it's not the fact that Toyota is recalling more cars (apparently Avalons this time), but the fact that when this happens to Toyota, it gets nation-wide media attention. The domestics get recalls as often and as bad with "back-page" media coverage, if at all. Unbiased reporting right?
Looks like Toyota has more problems with engines. 
As of this year, we do. 
