When purchasing a BRAND NEW TOYOTA LEMON from ROUTE 44 TOYOTA, it was never intended that the ILLEGAL BUSINESS PRACTICES and BULLYING would be revealed....
explained here:
More Than A LEMON......
Nor were the subsequent revelations expected, found here:
Beware of Toyota. Their next victim may be you....
Excerpt of the most recent post below, well worth reading in its entirety:
Thursday, February 6, 2014
NEWS BLACKOUT re bugs in Toyota's software causing sudden unintended acceleration
"Anyone who wastes their time on the US
media is a brainwashed idiot, a danger to humanity." Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, former
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, from his article, "America
Totally Discredited."
National disgrace when consumers have to depend on whistleblowers, bloggers, and social media for the facts. Especially when it's a matter of life and death.
Renowned computer expert Michael Barr spent 18 months examining Toyota's software relevant to sudden unintended acceleration. His findings convinced an Oklahoma jury to find Toyota guilty, underscored with a declaration that the Recall King acted with "reckless disregard" in its response to a faulty electronic throttle system. The jury was ready to calculate punitive damages when the Recall King suddenly saw fit to settle, avoiding what may well have been punishment consistent with the kinda stuff levied against big tobacco. The kinda stuff Toyota's friends in Congress and NHTSA shoulda come up with years ago. Punishment based on the wealth of the corporation as opposed to amplified slaps on wrist designed to wow the average consumer. A gang like Toyota needs what they were likely on the verge of gettin' in Oklahoma: a woodsheddin' in the billions 'steada the millions.
The Recall King is hastily moving to settle hundreds of remaining cases - can anyone imagine why? - in a "global settlement" given the green light by our ever vigilant legal system. Conjures up recollections of corrupt corporations too big to fail, surviving at the public's expense. But this time, more than money is at stake.
National disgrace when consumers have to depend on whistleblowers, bloggers, and social media for the facts. Especially when it's a matter of life and death.
Renowned computer expert Michael Barr spent 18 months examining Toyota's software relevant to sudden unintended acceleration. His findings convinced an Oklahoma jury to find Toyota guilty, underscored with a declaration that the Recall King acted with "reckless disregard" in its response to a faulty electronic throttle system. The jury was ready to calculate punitive damages when the Recall King suddenly saw fit to settle, avoiding what may well have been punishment consistent with the kinda stuff levied against big tobacco. The kinda stuff Toyota's friends in Congress and NHTSA shoulda come up with years ago. Punishment based on the wealth of the corporation as opposed to amplified slaps on wrist designed to wow the average consumer. A gang like Toyota needs what they were likely on the verge of gettin' in Oklahoma: a woodsheddin' in the billions 'steada the millions.
The Recall King is hastily moving to settle hundreds of remaining cases - can anyone imagine why? - in a "global settlement" given the green light by our ever vigilant legal system. Conjures up recollections of corrupt corporations too big to fail, surviving at the public's expense. But this time, more than money is at stake.
