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WASHINGTON (AP) - The president of Toyota's U.S. operations acknowledged to skeptical lawmakers on Tuesday that the company's recalls of millions of its cars may "not totally" solve the problem of sudden and dangerous acceleration.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The president of Toyota's U.S. operations acknowledged to skeptical lawmakers on Tuesday that the company's recalls of millions of its cars may "not totally" solve the problem of sudden and dangerous acceleration.
Duh! Of course it won't. Every manufacturer has cases of unintended acceleration. He's just being realistic.
Imagine if Bush said the Iraq war would solve all of our Terrorism issues? And then one single minor act of terrorism occurred after.
Not many people are stupid enough to speak in absolutes.
I do not know if you read the whole story that the post brings you to but if you do read it you will clearly see that Lentz is quoted as saying that Toyota is not really sure what is causing the acceleration problem. That is a bit more than not being stupid enough to speak in absolutes.
I do not know if you read the whole story that the post brings you to but if you do read it you will clearly see that Lentz is quoted as saying that Toyota is not really sure what is causing the acceleration problem. That is a bit more than not being stupid enough to speak in absolutes.
No I didn't read the whole thing, but I will now. Thanks.
Hope the government completely shuts them down they dont deserve the honor of serving the American people. Let them take their death trap cars back to Japan. How can they put so many people at risk and not care.
This is what some of us has been saying all along. Sure, fix the floor mats and pedals. They need fixing. But don't try and fool everyone into thinking the problem is solved. We're' not that stupid.
also the "stuck" pedal. as if being stuck in one position would cause the car to speed up. no, it wouldn't. or shouldn't. it should maintain the "stuck pedal speed" and nothing more
i'm no engineer, but i'm pretty sure i am right about that much
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