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Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Showing posts with label Toyota FIRE RISK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toyota FIRE RISK. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Toyota fault causes fires: 6.5 million cars recalled worldwide over window power switch




Toyota fault causes fires: 6.5 million cars recalled worldwide over window power switch



http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/toyota-fault-causes-fires-6-5-million-cars-recalled-worldwide-over-window-power-switch-1524969

Monday, February 16, 2015

All TOYOTA Crash: 18 persons were reportedly injured, while 11 others were burnt beyond recognition




Bayelsa SSG’s wife, 11 others die after visiting First Lady, Jonathan






Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Toyota Avalon Recall: Fire Risk






You are receiving this message because you have requested to be notified if there is a safety recall regarding Vehicles from NHTSA's Office of Defects Investigation.
Please click on the following NHTSA Campaign ID links to view the recall information.
NHTSA Campaign ID Number : 15V047
Manufacturer : Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing
Make / Model Years : TOYOTA / 2011-2012
Subject : Sub-Woofer Electrical Short

Thank you,

Recalls Subscription Team
Office of Defects Investigation (ODI)
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)


To file a vehicle safety-related complaint, please go online to our File a Complaint web page, or call us toll-free at 1-888-327-4236.

To find out more about NHTSA, please go to the Safercar.gov website or call our Vehicle Safety Hotline toll-free at 1-888-327-4236.

close RECALL Subject : Sub-Woofer Electrical Short

Monday, February 9, 2015

Runaway Toyota Camry catches fire



Volt-Camry Crash. No Spontaneous Fires Ensue, At Least From the Volt


Still Waiting on that Mushroom Cloud
 
 
A runaway Toyota Camry in Geneseo, New York, did its very best to test the safety standards put into place around this Chevrolet Volt’s battery pack, and the Volt passed with flying colors.
According to the Livingston County news:
“(The Camry) failed to stop, continuing at high speed over a ditch, onto the Johnson lawn and into two vehicles (one of which being a Chevrolet Volt) which were parked side-by-side in Johnson’s driveway.
The ensuing crash pushed both the parked vehicles a distance of about 25 feet in a lateral direction. The vehicle receiving the brunt of the impact was a new electric car valued at $42,000.”
Ironically, it was the Camry that at some point caught fire. With a police officer telling the Volt owner to “‘go get your extinguisher. The engine’s on fire.” The officer later then climbed on top of aother vehicle in the wreckage and put out the Toyota’s engine fire.

No word on whether or not the insurance company is planning to write off this car. But you never know, a little bondo and touch up paint…should be fine.
—
Livingston County News via Green Car Reports



http://insideevs.com/volt-vs-camry-no-spontaneous-fires-ensue-at-least-from-the-volt/

Saturday, January 31, 2015

RECALLS: Auto Industry Lap Dog: NHTSA



One of the biggest problems with AUTO RECALLS is the FAILURE of owners to address/correct the issue.

Sometimes, the vehicle has been sold - ever had that happen when you sold or traded a vehicle and received a RECALL NOTICE?

THE LEMON LADY has!




Edmunds pointed out the FAILURE OF THE NHTSA web site to include the TOYOTA FIRE RISK here:

Reminders of PINTO'S EXPLODING GAS TANK! There is NO Excuse!



Ya buy a used TOYOTA AVALON!

You're supposed to conduct your own RESEARCH to determine .... you're supposed to conduct a lengthy internet search to reveal RECALLS......?







I don't think so!




Beware of Toyota. Their next victim may be you....author has called NHTSA TOYOTA'S LAP DOG....






Is that so?  Why isn't the TOYOTA FIRE RISK on NHTSA's web site?







While comments are effusive....point well taken....

Fire risk exposed in Toyota Avalon - lapdog NHTSA remains silent


Tough to decide.....is it the pretense to keep your mouth shut.....





or the GAGGLES OF ATTORNEYS TOYOTA retains......









Friday, January 30, 2015

Reminders of PINTO'S EXPLODING GAS TANK! There is NO Excuse!


Edmunds points out that the TOYOTA FIRE RISK RECALL is NOT on the NHTSA web site.

CURIOUS!




Instead of making TOYOTAS safer, we're going backwards!




2011-'12 Toyota Avalon Recalled for Fire Risk


2012 Toyota Avalon Picture

The 2011-'12 Toyota Avalon sedan is being recalled due to a fire risk. | January 29, 2015