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Unintended Acceleration
Toyota has taken action in response to the growing concerns that were highlighted in ABC Television's recent report, which cast a shadow over the brand. On Friday, October 30, the company will be sending out a letter to Lexus and Toyota owners regarding a defect affecting certain models. The issue involves the potential for an unsecured or incompatible floor mat to become lodged under the accelerator pedal, which could lead to unintended acceleration. As a temporary measure, Toyota is advising drivers to completely remove their driver-side floor mats until a permanent fix is available.
This isn't the first time Toyota has faced scrutiny over unintended acceleration. Over the past six years, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has investigated six separate allegations of this issue and, in each case, concluded there was no electronic malfunction. Despite these findings, the latest incident has reignited public concern and calls for a more definitive resolution.
It remains to be seen how Toyota will address this matter once and for all, especially as consumer trust continues to be tested. In the meantime, drivers are urged to take the recommended precautions and stay informed about any updates from the manufacturer.
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*Written by Tom Blackman*