LOS ANGELES — Toyota Motor Corp. said Wednesday it has reached a settlement worth more than $1 billion in a case involving hundreds of lawsuits over acceleration problems in its vehicles. The company ...
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LOS ANGELES -- Toyota Motor Corp. bought back cars from drivers who reported sudden acceleration defects, but the company didn't tell federal regulators about the problem, according to court documents ...
Toyota is desperate to convince a congressional committee that dangerous bouts of uncontrolled acceleration in its cars are the result of mechanical problems, not computer glitches. That's because a ...
Federal judge to consider dismissing lawsuits against Toyota for alleged sudden acceleration defects
Toyota’s powers of persuasion will be put to the test in federal court today. A U.S. District court judge in California is scheduled to consider whether to throw out lawsuits against Toyota Motor Corp ...
The last newsletter noted that Jim participated in a recent Network World chat on the topic of application performance management and WAN acceleration. Today, we’ll continue that thread by discussing ...
In a breathtakingly candid moment, Jim Lentz, Toyota’s chief operating officer, said that the automaker’s recalls over unintended acceleration would “not totally” prevent future incidents. Lentz spoke ...
Toyota Motor Corp. has agreed to pay as much as $1.4 billion to settle U.S. litigation claims that its vehicles suddenly and unintentionally accelerated, according to court filings made public ...
Tue, 25 May 2010 21:41:14 GMT — The government says unintended acceleration in Toyota vehicles may have been involved in the deaths of 89 people over the past decade.The National Highway Traffic ...
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