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Toyota Agrees with Settlement
Two days ago, on December 20th, Toyota officially announced a settlement with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). This agreement stems from the company’s response to a major recall crisis that took place back in 2005—a chapter that has since become a defining moment in Toyota’s history. While Toyota has not admitted to any violations of current safety laws, the automaker agreed to pay a total of $32.425 million as part of the resolution.
In a statement released on their official news page, Steve St. Angelo, Toyota’s Chief Quality Officer for North America, shared his thoughts on the matter. He said:
“Toyota is pleased to have resolved these long-standing issues related to the timeliness of past recalls dating back to 2005. Over the past year, our 30,000 U.S. team members, along with tens of thousands of employees at dealers and suppliers across the country, have worked tirelessly to move forward and establish a stronger, more responsive relationship with our customers. These agreements represent an important step toward building a more positive and collaborative relationship with NHTSA, and we are now focusing even more on listening to our customers and meeting their high expectations for safe and reliable vehicles.â€
He continued: “Our North American operations now have a stronger voice in making key safety decisions, and we are taking swift action whenever issues arise. We’ve significantly improved our ability to investigate customer concerns through our rapid-response SMART evaluation process and other internal measures. Additionally, we continue to enhance our vehicles with advanced safety features—such as the Star Safety System and Smart Stop Technology—which are now standard on all new models sold in the U.S.â€
St. Angelo also expressed gratitude to Toyota drivers, noting the brand’s strong position as America’s leading retail auto brand. “We deeply value the trust placed in us by our customers, and we remain committed to putting them first in everything we do,†he concluded.
With these new policies and ongoing challenges, it's hoped that Toyota will continue to improve the quality and reliability of the parts and vehicles that customers love. As the company moves forward, its focus on safety and customer satisfaction remains more important than ever.