Another day, another recall from Toyota. Two recalls in fact. Toyota is recalling 133,000 2010 Toyota Priuses and 14,500 2010 Lexus HS250h’s, as well as 7,300 2010 Toyota Camrys, both for braking issues, although the two separate recalls are unrelated.
Lexus has announced that it will be selling it’s LFA in Europe through one dealership. Are they mad?
Toyota has released a new Sienna at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
It’s taking a bit of an interesting approach compared to other minivans. It looks a bit sporty, albeit ugly at the front end, especially if you go for the SE trim, which I’ll go into further detail about a bit later.
Lexus has announced an interesting sale strategy for their LFA: the car will only be leased.
Some details have been revealed on what the fix for Toyota’s accelerator problem may be.
Most of you probably know about the big issue Toyota had recently with their floor mats jamming the accelerators. Well, Toyota may soon be recalling all the cars affected by this to make changes to the accelerators and fix the issue.
Toyota has developed a scratch resistant clear-coat paint, and it will be coming to the 2010 Lexus LS. Other cars may receive it in the future.
Toyota hybrids may be banned in the USA, and presumably in Canada as well, because a company called Paice claims some of the cars violate their patents. They have filed for a lawsuit because of this.
