Toyota Recall: Corolla Unexpected Veering Is The New Unintended Acceleration

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internal_auditor (internal_auditor) 2010-02-11 13:54:57 +0500 #21

Why don't you create a single thread for 'TOYOTA RECALLS; concern ?

Racerf1 (Racerf1) 2010-02-11 14:09:06 +0500 #22

You are right I think we should creat whole new section instead of single thread for Toyota problems.

Look from my side every problem needs a different thread. If you have noticed all my threads talk about different problems. If you creat a single thread it becomes so long that the reader reads only what he sees and not what he does not. So yes there are Toyota discussion threads out there and you are free to talk about these issues there if you like.

alliereyaz (alliereyaz) 2010-02-12 04:05:10 +0500 #23

agreed with Internal_auditor.

takko (takko) 2010-02-12 10:03:03 +0500 #24

lets hope IMC also "recalls" something,

froggyjump (froggyjump) 2010-02-18 06:22:46 +0500 #25

Seems GM is going to to regain its top car-maker position again.

deltree (deltree) 2010-02-18 07:31:32 +0500 #26

the ultimate question is whether these problems exist in the local corollas...since we at pakwheelers have so much knowledge maybe some of you with experience of new corollas can verify if the same accelerator mechanism and the steering mechanism is used in the local corolla...if it is clearly no one requires a case of accident to prove your point it should be enough to know that local corollas are affected too! we dont have a complaint mechanism here anyways so only presence of the relevant parts will prove existence or non existence of the fault!

faizanahmad (Faizan) 2010-02-23 18:12:13 +0500 #27

Beware of toyotas behind your car. in both cases (braking & unintended acceleration because of sticky gas pedals) its gonna hit your car hard