Toyota has long promoted environment responsibility through its low-emission vehicles and manufacturing plants with “zero-landfill producing operations.” With the introduction of the Toyota Pries in 1997, Toyota had taken a big step forward in its efforts to create more fuel efficient and environment-friendly vehicles. This feat is followed recently with the introduction of the Toyota Highlander. The Toyota Pries, being the first mass-produced hybrid vehicle and the Toyota Highlander, being the first seven-passenger hybrid Sport Utility Vehicle, are great contributions to the industry. Having one of them as your own vehicle certainly brings not only driving satisfaction but a great sense of pride, too.

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Sticking Accelerator Pedals is the reason for the latest Toyota Recall of 2.3 million vehicles. That’s a lot of cars. This recall took place late Thursday, when ABC News did some internal investigations and let Toyota know they were about to make these investigations public. Sean Kane is a safety expert who mentioned to ABC News that he believed the latest recall might not solve all of Toyota’s problems.

He went onto say that last fall Toyota had claimed to have fixed the acceleration issue. However since then, over 60 more incidents of Runaway Toyota’s have been documented. 4 people lost their lives in Southlake, Texas one day after Christmas when a 2008 Toyota sped off the road, went through a fence as the vehicle landed upside down in a pond.

They found the cars floor mats in the trunk of the vehicle, where they were advised to place these in response to the earlier recall. Federal Safety Investigators have now taken a role in the recall. Back in November, Toyota Executives mentioned that the floor mats being recalled in certain models as well as a certain redesign of the Accelerator Pedal would prevent any further issues from happening in the future.

Executives at the Toyota Corporation denied that there were any electrical problems or any on-board computer malfunctions and that there is no evidence to prove any of these theories. However the Runaway Vehicle reports that continue to pour in are starting to shatter their stories, as each event weakens it. Kane mentioned that there are continued incidents that can’t be blamed on floor mats.

Another report came in of someone who didn’t even have their foot on the gas at all, but the car continued to go faster and faster. Luckily he wasn’t injured and managed to get the car to a Toyota Dealer to explain things to them. So if you own a Toyota, my advice would be to take it in and see if your model is affected by the recall, and ask them to perform all the required tests.

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Formula One is going through a huge change in the lineup of teams in the sport. The latest to announce its withdrawal is the hugely funded Toyota team. The question for many is what this will mean for the sport.

The last fifteen years have seen the conversion of Formula One from a privateer team lineup to one that was dominated by manufacturers. While Ferrari was a constant, companies like Honda, BMW, Toyota and Renault went all in with teams and budgets in the hundreds of millions of dollars. The arrival of the “big boys” gave the sport a shot of adrenaline, but made funding a real problem for many of the privateers who started to fall out of the sport left and right.

No team exemplified this change more than Toyota. The company announced it would be entering F1 in 2000 with an actual launch date set for 2002. The team has a stunning debate by finishing in the points [6th] place in its very first race. Given the huge budget of a reported five hundred million dollars, the future looked incredibly bright. Many touted Toyota for a host of championships and a position in the upper echelon of Formula One with Ferrari.

Alas, things didn’t work out so well. Arguably, the 6th place finish in its first race was the highlight of the Toyota F1 effort. While the team did grab some top 3 finishes, it never did win a race in seven years on the circuit. The problems ranged from poor car designs to baffling driver selections. Combined, the team was an annual disappointment and often derided in the pits and on broadcasts. Given this, the surprise isn’t that Toyota is pulling out, but that it took them so long.

So, what does this mean for Formula One moving forward? The answer is it doesn’t mean much of anything. Toyota was a middle field team at best. It’s loss will have no real impact on either the driver or constructor championships. Toyota rarely fails at anything, but it will be licking its wounds from Formula One for some time.

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