ChiefsPlanet - View Single Post - Home and Auto Owners of Toyota Cars in Rebellion Over Accidents Caused by Sudden acceleration.

**HemiEd** · 11-10-2009, 07:33 PM

You are just laughable, and so predictable.

You discredit the Chicago Tribune's quote of the NHTSA " last week, the NHTSA called the issue a "very dangerous problem" and said the remedy remains to be determined.

The agency declined a request for interviews, but issued a statement defending its past actions, saying its officials have continuously monitored Toyota vehicles for potential defects and that many of the reports of sudden acceleration involved only momentary surges of engine power that did not result in any loss of vehicle control.

"NHTSA takes every allegation of safety problems seriously and that is why we read every consumer complaint within one business day of its receipt," the agency said. "In the case of complaints about sudden acceleration in Toyota vehicles NHTSA moved very quickly to respond to them."

But you will only accept the information from a government organization, that was posted on their website a month a half ago? The very agency that has possibly been negligent, in their investigation of this issue to date?

The agency that stated, last week, that their investigation is not completed?

Did you have to take that position, to get your $4500 government hand out?

Feel free to withdraw, and stick your head in the sand, this is a long way from closed.

11-10-2009, 07:33 PM	#132
HemiEd Supporter Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ozarks Casino cash: $3200564	You are just laughable, and so predictable. You discredit the Chicago Tribune's quote of the NHTSA " last week, the NHTSA called the issue a "very dangerous problem" and said the remedy remains to be determined. The agency declined a request for interviews, but issued a statement defending its past actions, saying its officials have continuously monitored Toyota vehicles for potential defects and that many of the reports of sudden acceleration involved only momentary surges of engine power that did not result in any loss of vehicle control. "NHTSA takes every allegation of safety problems seriously and that is why we read every consumer complaint within one business day of its receipt," the agency said. "In the case of complaints about sudden acceleration in Toyota vehicles NHTSA moved very quickly to respond to them." But you will only accept the information from a government organization, that was posted on their website a month a half ago? The very agency that has possibly been negligent, in their investigation of this issue to date? The agency that stated, last week, that their investigation is not completed? Did you have to take that position, to get your $4500 government hand out? Feel free to withdraw, and stick your head in the sand, this is a long way from closed.
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