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Toyota says to halt all production in Japan until Mar 16 Reuters 03/13/2011 | Toyota recalls 1.53 million vehiclesMichael Sheridan New York Daily News 10/21/2010 |
 Toyota Motor Co said on Monday that it plans to suspend all production in Japan at least until March 16 following Friday's massive earthquake in northeastern Japan. |  Oh what a feeling indeed. Toyota, which was rocked earlier this year by a massive recall that damaged the company's image and raised safety concerns about many of its cars, is recalling another 1.53 million vehicles around the world. |
US researchers unveils car that makes money 02/19/2010 | |
 According to a 2009 internal Toyota Motor Corp document handed over to U.S. lawmakers and made public on Sunday shows Toyota's Washington D.C. staff boasting of saving over $100 million by persuading regulators to halt a 2007 investigation of sudden acceleration complaints with a relatively cheap floormat recall. |  US researchers has introduced a car that earns money for its driver. The vehicle was shown Thursday at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in San Diego, California. |
Toyota sets US recall of 8000 Tacoma pickupsSoyoung Kim Reuters 02/13/2010 | Toyota recalls 437,000 units of Prius, other hybrids over brakesNobuhiro Kubo and Chang-Ran Kim Reuters 02/09/2010 |
 Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T) will recall 8,000 pickups due to possible cracks in a common drive shaft component that Ford Motor Co (F.N) and Nissan Motor Co Ltd (7201.T) said posed no safety risk to their vehicles. |  Toyota Motor Corp said it is recalling nearly half a million of its flagship Prius and other hybrid cars for braking problems as it seeks to address criticism over the handling of its worst safety crisis. |
Toyota issues public apology, details plan to fix pedalsPeter Whoriskey The Washington Post 02/01/2010 | Toyota extends recall to Europe amid US problemsSHINO YUASA The Washington Post 01/27/2010 |
 Toyota apologized directly to its U.S. customers Monday and announced the details of its plan to repair the cars it has sold with potentially sticky accelerator pedals. |  TOKYO -- Toyota's massive recalls over problem gas pedals in the U.S. are being extended to Europe, the latest blow to the world's top automaker as it struggles to salvage its safety reputation. |
Consumer Reports: Redesigned Toyota Prius Remains Most Fuel Efficient Car Drivers Can Buy Consumer Reports 10/05/2009 | Toyota Recall Affects 3.8M Prius, Lexus CarsJohn Voelcker The Car Connection 09/29/2009 |
 The redesigned Toyota Prius remains the most fuel-efficient car consumers can buy at 44 mpg overall according to Consumer Reports' latest tests. The Prius has been CR's Top Pick for Green Car in the Annual Auto Issue for the past six years and the redesigned model received a Very Good Road Test score of 80 in Consumer Reports' November issue. |  The Federal Department of Transportation has issued an "urgent" warning to owners of several Toyota and Lexus models, strongly advising them to remove the floor mats on the driver's side to prevent the accelerator pedal from sticking. |
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