Defective Airbags Lead to Toyota Corolla, Lexus Recall
Toyota announced on Wednesday it is recalling more than 1 million vehicles, including Toyota Corolla and Lexus IS sedans, due to problems with airbags and windshield wipers. …
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Toyota announced on Wednesday it is recalling more than 1 million vehicles, including Toyota Corolla and Lexus IS sedans, due to problems with airbags and windshield wipers. …
Toyota has reached a settlement agreement in a product liability lawsuit brought by the family of two people killed in an accident, which was allegedly caused by sudden acceleration of their Toyota Camry. Problems with uncontrollable acceleration led to the recall of millions of Toyota vehicles in 2009 and 2010, and the auto maker still faces hundreds of lawsuits brought on behalf of vehicle owners. …
Toyota has reached an agreement to pay $1.4 billion to settle lawsuits claiming that recalls issued for millions of vehicles, due to problems with sudden unintended acceleration, lowered the value of consumers’ Toyota and Lexus vehicles. …
About 420,000 Toyota and Lexus vehicles are being recalled in the United States due to steering problems, which could lead to an automobile accident. …
A federal judge has again rejected attempts by Toyota to dismiss lawsuits brought by car owners, who claim that their vehicles lost value due to the potential risk of sudden unintended acceleration (SUA), which led to the recall of several million vehicles in recent years. …
Toyota is once again issuing a massive recall due to problems that may cause some of their vehicles to accelerate out of control. This time the Japanese automaker is recalling about 2.2 million vehicles to replace the floor mats, which may get caught on the accelerator and cause gas pedals to stick. …
Toyota Motor Corp. has issued a recall for about 1.7 million Lexus and Toyota vehicles sold worldwide, but the recall only affects about 245,000 Lexus vehicles sold in the United States. The recall was issued due to fuel pipe problems, which may pose a risk of fuel leaks. …
The federal judge overseeing the Toyota litigation over sudden acceleration problems has indicated that the first trial in the federal multidistrict litigation (MDL) will likely not begin until early 2013. …
Seven more insurance companies have followed Allstate in filing a lawsuit against Toyota Motor Corp. to recover damages they paid out for auto accidents allegedly caused by sudden, unintended acceleration. …
Toyota Motor Corp. has reportedly paid $10 million to settle a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of a California state trooper and three relatives who died when a Lexus vehicle they were in started accelerating out-of-control. The high profile accident gained national attention and prompted the recall of millions of Toyota and Lexus vehicles due to sudden acceleration problems. …