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Allstate takes Toyota to court for sudden acceleration claims

Posted: October 11, 2010 Consumer Fraud

Allstate Insurance Company has filed a lawsuit against Toyota Motor Corp. for $3 million in an effort to recover the claims it paid to Toyota and Lexus drivers involved in sudden acceleration incidents. Allstate alleges it paid 270 sudden acceleration-related

150 Toyota drivers continue to report sudden acceleration every week

Posted: October 5, 2010 Consumer Fraud

Toyota says it receives about 150 reports of sudden unintended acceleration every week, with most of the complaints coming through the the company’s customer-service hotline. The good news is that  six months ago, the car manufacturer was receiving more than

Toyota Camry tops list of 2010 cars taking the longest time to sell

Posted: September 28, 2010 Consumer Fraud

An automotive research company has just released its list of the 2010 and 2011 models that spend the most and least time on the dealership lot waiting to be sold. Topping the list of 2010 cars spending the most time

Toyota quietly settles Saylor case, abandons co-defendant dealership

Posted: September 23, 2010 Personal Injury

Toyota Motor Corp. has reached a settlement with the families of Mark Saylor and his wife and brother-in-law over the high-profile crash near San Diego last year that killed all the occupants of a rented Lexus ES 350, including the

Minnesota man freed from prison in Camry sudden acceleration case

Posted: August 6, 2010 Consumer Fraud

A Minnesota judge has freed Loua Fong Lee, a Southeast Asian immigrant and father of four who was convicted in 2007 of criminal vehicular homicide after his 1996 Toyota Camry sped out of control and crashed into another vehicle, killing

Imprisoned man close to new hearing for fatal sudden acceleration crash

Posted: July 9, 2010 Consumer Fraud

A new hearing is scheduled for August 2 to determine whether Koua Fong Lee will receive a new trial. Lee, a 32-year-old Hmong immigrant and Minnesota resident, was thrown in prison after his 1996 Toyota Camry crashed in 2006 killing

Deaths linked to sudden acceleration climb to 89

Posted: June 16, 2010 Consumer Fraud

Federal transportation officials now say that 89 deaths have been linked to sudden unintended acceleration in Toyota vehicles since 2000, up from 52 reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in March.

Toyota sudden acceleration defect may exonerate imprisoned man

Posted: April 27, 2010 Consumer Fraud

If ever there were a case for the “never should have happened” file, it would be the story of Koua Fong Lee, who immigrated to the United States from his Hmong tribe in Southeast Asia shortly before he lost of

Lexus GX460 flunks Consumer Reports safety test, Toyota suspends sales

Posted: April 14, 2010 Consumer Fraud

After finding serious flaws in the electronic stability controls (ESC) and performance of the 2010 Lexus GX 460 SUV, Consumer Reports is “urging consumers not to buy” the vehicle until parent company Toyota finds a fix. In response, Toyota has

AP investigation finds Toyota uses dishonest legal defense tactics

Posted: April 12, 2010 Consumer Fraud

An Associated Press investigation has uncovered numerous examples that Toyota has relied on highly evasive, deceptive, and unethical legal tactics when defending itself against a spectrum of claims in court. The AP investigation involved an examination of lawsuits filed against