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So, how did they deal with the sudden acceleration issue? Toyota Document Cited Savings From Limited Recall - WSJ.com
See, this is why I find some arguments so funny (usually from both extremes of a position).
The link has more to do with how the finances were handled. It says nothing about how the company actually did or did not take care of its customers.
I bet you can find memos exactly like that from every large manufacturer that faces regulation.
And if the 'savings' are done it such a way to increase the risk to their customers, it would definately put me off buying another one of there products.
However, right now it looks like a witch hunt.
No one is able to say what has caused the unintended acceleration issue. I am sure Toyota would LOVE to because until they do, they are under a black cloud and it will hurt their sales.
It is kind of like saying I would never buy a Ford Explorer because of all the roll over accidents, or Audi because of their unintended acceleration issues, or.. or... or...