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Toyota Recall and Lawsuits

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Toyota is a car company that announced a recall of millions of cars because of admitted accelerator pedal defects. Recalled car models include Toyota's RAV4, Corolla, Matrix, Camry, Highlander SUV, as well as Tundra and Sequoia trucks. The U.S. government began investigating Toyota Prius brake problems after the carmaker admitted that the 2010 Prius had a design defect. Recent lawsuits by Toyota owners allege that the Japanese automaker engaged in fraud, negligently manufactured cars, and defectively designed the Electronic Throttle Control System ('ETCS-i' or 'ETCS') of some models. This section contains Toyota recall safety and legal information.

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Lawsuits:


    • Class-Action Complaint
      Heilbrunn, et al. v. Toyota Motor Corp.
      Federal class-action lawsuit accused Toyota of breach of express and implied warranties, fraud, unjust enrichment, and breach of good faith and fair dealing.

    • Class-Action Complaint
      Pena, et al. v. Toyota Motor Corp.
      Lawsuit alleging Toyota Electronic Throttle Control System ('ETCS-i' and 'ETCS') defects involving link between the gas pedal and electronic acceleration, reportedly lacking a redundant mechanical linkage failsafe to prevent sudden, unintended acceleration.


    • Complaint
      Dimitrios Biller v. Toyota Motor Corp., et al.
      Whistleblower lawsuit filed by ex-Toyota lawyer accusing the Japanese automaker amd certain Toyota executives of engaging in an unlawful "conspiracy to conceal, withhold, and destroy evidence and information, and obstruct justice" in rollover lawsuits filed by plaintiffs against the car company.




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