2007 Toyota Camry: Toyota Camry killed 2 and injured 2

Koua Fong Lee was driving an out-of-control 2007 Toyota Camry and went to prison - see categories on right side. 

Other owners of 2007 Toyota Camry vehicles stepped forward to testify of similar experiences. 

The jury believed Koua Fong Lee was wrongfully imprisoned and that TOYOTA was at fault. 


As Trudy Baltazar commented below, check out addition articles regarding the Jean Bookout/Barbara Schwarz Oklahoma trial, also on the right side. ]

When the jury awarded $$$, TOYOTA rushed to settle with a Confidentiality Agreement...do you have to wonder why? 

Toyota Camry killed 2 and injured 2

No IDs yet in fatal Route 3 crash in Clifton, cops say

By Justin Zaremba | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com 

August 01, 2015'

CLIFTON — Police say they won't be releasing the identities of those involved in the fatal crash on the Route 3 exit ramp to Valley Road Friday until after the weekend.

The identities of those involved in the early Friday morning crash, including the two 21-year-old women who were killed, as well as the circumstances of the crash are being withheld until Monday to make sure the women's families have been notified, Clifton police Detective Sgt. Robert Bracken said Saturday morning.

At about 3:30 a.m. Friday, a 20-year-old East Orange woman driving a 2007 Toyota Camry with four passengers lost control of the vehicle for an unknown reason while on the Route 3 exit ramp to Valley Road, Sgt. Michael Bienkowski said in a news release. The vehicle left the roadway, struck a utility pole and rolled over, he said.

Two passengers — an East Orange woman and an Elizabeth woman — were killed in the crash, Bienkowski said. The driver and two other female passengers were taken to St. Joseph's Medical Center for non-life threatening injuries, he said.

Bracken previously said several people were ejected from the vehicle.

The crash remains under investigation by the Clifton Police Department Traffic Unit and the Passaic County Prosecutor's Office.

Anyone with more information about the crash can contact the Clifton Police Department's Traffic Unit at 973-470-5905 or the prosecutor's office at 973-837-7641.

Trudy Baltazar

Sounds like this may be another case of sudden unintended acceleration (SUA). According to attorney Beasley (who handled the case in Oklahoma of Bookout vs. Toyota where the Toyota was found upside down in a pond with floor mats in the trunk), there were approx. 60,000 complaints filed with toyota on SUA; however, toyota filed most of the complaints under "floor mat issue". So when one (such as NHTSA) goes to check how many complaints were filed for SUA, it doesn't appear to be all that many.

http://www.nj.com/passaic-county/index.ssf/2015/08/no_ids_yet_in_fatal_route_3_crash_in_clifton_polic.html#comments

JUST MY OPINION...AT THE MOMENT