> Stop.
>
> Just stop.
>
> You are all acting like 6 year olds who have been told Christmas has
> been called off this year.
>
> There is no problem with the cars. So stop causing hysteria.
>
> Someone made a mistake and the extra set of floor mats caused an
> accident. I feel bad for that family but here's the real deal.. That
> car was actually stopped on the side of the road and for reasons we
> will never know, he decided to start moving again. The extra set of
> floor mats then jammed on the accelerator. If Rhodes mats weren't in
> the carthus wouldn't have happened
>
> All car companies design theprodict for one set of mats. What toyota
> did was question how consumers actually use there cars, and some put
> in extra mats. Why they do that is beyond me. Floor mats are supposed
> to get dirty. Why consumers would put mats on mats is just insane.
> So Toyota said let's help prevent the mats from hitting the pedal
> for people who put in extra mats. Recall There's no issue when driven as designed. As for unintended acceleration.. Also a non-issue. Has never been
duplicated by ANYONE. Yet Toyota again steps up and looks into what
could be an issue. They find what could possibly wear and issue a fix.
Recall. Thing us on that is it's not a all of a sudden experience. It happens
over tome on high milage, high humidity vehicles. It slowly builds.
You just don't hop in your car one day and it happens. It slowly
builds up. Over thousands of miles. This all goes back to NUMMI and the major conflict of interest with GM
and the government. Do you think the uaw has anything to gain? Now, people are staffing accidents and issues and then blaming Toyota.
Payday anyone? People - just stop. The cars are fine. Still the best built cars on
the planet. This wasn't Y2K and all of a sudden Toyotas stopped working. Consumers need to take responsibility. Read the owners manual. This is my opinion.
>
> Just stop.
>
> You are all acting like 6 year olds who have been told Christmas has
> been called off this year.
>
> There is no problem with the cars. So stop causing hysteria.
>
> Someone made a mistake and the extra set of floor mats caused an
> accident. I feel bad for that family but here's the real deal.. That
> car was actually stopped on the side of the road and for reasons we
> will never know, he decided to start moving again. The extra set of
> floor mats then jammed on the accelerator. If Rhodes mats weren't in
> the carthus wouldn't have happened
>
> All car companies design theprodict for one set of mats. What toyota
> did was question how consumers actually use there cars, and some put
> in extra mats. Why they do that is beyond me. Floor mats are supposed
> to get dirty. Why consumers would put mats on mats is just insane.
> So Toyota said let's help prevent the mats from hitting the pedal
> for people who put in extra mats. Recall There's no issue when driven as designed. As for unintended acceleration.. Also a non-issue. Has never been
duplicated by ANYONE. Yet Toyota again steps up and looks into what
could be an issue. They find what could possibly wear and issue a fix.
Recall. Thing us on that is it's not a all of a sudden experience. It happens
over tome on high milage, high humidity vehicles. It slowly builds.
You just don't hop in your car one day and it happens. It slowly
builds up. Over thousands of miles. This all goes back to NUMMI and the major conflict of interest with GM
and the government. Do you think the uaw has anything to gain? Now, people are staffing accidents and issues and then blaming Toyota.
Payday anyone? People - just stop. The cars are fine. Still the best built cars on
the planet. This wasn't Y2K and all of a sudden Toyotas stopped working. Consumers need to take responsibility. Read the owners manual. This is my opinion.
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