poor toyota.. not again
 

When it rains it pours. Interesting how all these happened within a short period of time. Across differing models.

WTF did Toyota fire everyone and hire American auto workers all of sudden?

maybe they should simply quit building cars

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i remember some yrs ago.. my friend bought a new mercury cougar.. the door handle fell off as soon as she got home.. i lol'ed for a while

Risk of rollover, sad to see a vehicle have trouble because it has a tight turning radius.

Never, people will still buy them.

Okay, this made me :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh I agree with your subtext though, the toyota brand has been synonymous with QUALITY and RELIABILITY for a decades now.

That's a huge fucking vehicle. Another good way to get rid of the bigger models.

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That's fucked up!

Glad I'm not one of th 5k that bought it..

Toyota s just getting slammed in the American media, guess they want to keep those american motor companies in biz (GovernmentMotors in particularly probably :1orglaugh). I still say Toyota is one of the best vehicle makers in the world.

toyotas are bad ass..

I don't know if they posted the actual video of the test...

From what I can see the car goes into a power slide (which is pretty impressive for an SUV), stays totally level, then the douche driving gets on the brakes hard and/or lets off the gas and the back end slides around a little.

Firstly not an accurate test because most people aren't going to try to drift their Lexus SUV.

SECONDLY that could have been easily controlled and driven out.

Third, they say they car is capable of flipping over IF IT HITS A CURB. If you watch the video and know anything about driving aggressively you know that some sports cars have more body roll than what you see in the Lexus.


Total load of crap and totally a propaganda campaign against Toyota.

I concur with that holding :thumbsup