Toyota halts sales of 8 models

[Head Wreck]

the rover K series is quite a marvel but a little too fussy, overheating can be quite catastrophic, so much so they say you should change the water pump every time you change the belt to be sure but very popular in brit restorods, MG's and Morris's

[candyman]

the rover K series is quite a marvel but a little too fussy, overheating can be quite catastrophic, so much so they say you should change the water pump every time you change the belt to be sure but very popular in brit restorods, MG's and Morris's

The Honda K series is much better...maybe rover should use it...great power package if you can stuff it in your engine bay which proves to be a hard task.

[Head Wreck]

rover went under 2 years back. shame

[StormKnight (1)]

fiats....

we dont see many fiats over 9 years old on the road. my frinds 12 year old fiat coupe was just 2 years of "WTF is wrong with it now" and came with service history of a new cyl head fuel rail turbo and ECU being changed after 11 months.

a lot of cars have thier flaws. the toyotas i have owned in the past were awsome

Remind me one of these days to bring up my car/women connection joke.

[candyman]

rover went under 2 years back. shame

Shows how much I payed attention to them...never even saw one in person. Well, invite them back and they can just take over what GM is failing at so badly...which is everything...

[AstralCrux]

Yahoo article

Apparently there were some deaths.

[candyman]

Yahoo article

Apparently there were some deaths.

Yes but you have to understand that with all the complications that come with a vehicle, in most cases the driver being the biggest, you must receive alot of complaints and then they all have to be reviewed and then they all must point back to a common failure. In this case it affected more than just one line of vehicles which makes the process even more complicated. I have heard of cars accelerating by themselves before and none of those were Toyota brand...many people keep shit in their cars that jam the pedals...or the replace the floor mat wrong...or any other number of reasons.

The loss of life is very sad...but its not the first time a vehicle has taken lives and with the way statistics go blaming the vehicle itself is not the first thing to do. This "slow to awaken" shit is getting on my nerves...people would be just as pissed if they had taken a HUGE risk in pulling these lines long ago. Compare the "2,000" complaints with the number of vehicles affected by this recall...its a very small drop in the bucket that could easily be attributed to human error.

Not getting on your case...mostly with the article and the vibe I get from some posts on this thread...a very hateful and what I think is a wrongly placed vibe.