Transport minister says Toyota has learned its lesson
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some14some
contradicts with the bold headline !
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bdiego
I like how quick they're to bring up "Japan bashing" when "Swiss bashing" and "US bashing" and every manner of Xenophobia is the norm with foreign products. They need to take a good look in the mirror because they're really projecting their own beliefs here. Toyota got a slap on the wrists compared to Schindler over the number of people that died here.
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goddog
What about daihatsu?
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wanderlust
These "quiet fixes" during routine servicing, or when you've called the car back in for fixing another problem seem very common here. Is it a case of "We don't want to worry the driver" or "We don't want the driver to know that the car has a problem?
Either way, it's worrying.....
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