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: Bodily Injury BlogReport: Toyota Knew Of Sudden Acceleration In 2003
By Edward Bills
Lawyers leading the class-action lawsuit against Toyota Motors are saying they have found documentation that proves that some Toyota officials were aware of the potential for sudden acceleration in their vehicles as early as 2003. According to a report, a field technician discovered the problem and wrote the issue was an “extremely dangerous problem,” saying “we are also much afraid of frequency of this problem in near future.” Toyota issued recalls of millions of their vehicles earlier this year for unintended acceleration that caused the deaths of multiple Toyota drivers.
Full post as published by Bodily Injury Blog on August 03, 2010 (boomark / email).
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