Comments on: Give Toyota a Break in the Recalls? http://carguideblog.com/2104/give-toyota-a-break-for-the-recalls/ Real cars for real people....car news and tips Fri, 10 Sep 2010 10:33:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Vincent Van http://carguideblog.com/2104/give-toyota-a-break-for-the-recalls/comment-page-1/#comment-2166 Vincent Van Tue, 09 Feb 2010 00:08:45 +0000 http://carguideblog.com/?p=2104#comment-2166 Richard, This article is not intended to be biased in anyways, it just shows the author's opinion. That is why it has a question mark in the title to ask opinion of readers like you. Your comment is well put, it makes me look at the Toyota recalls in another perspective. Richard,

This article is not intended to be biased in anyways, it just shows the author’s opinion. That is why it has a question mark in the title to ask opinion of readers like you. Your comment is well put, it makes me look at the Toyota recalls in another perspective.

]]> By: Richard http://carguideblog.com/2104/give-toyota-a-break-for-the-recalls/comment-page-1/#comment-2162 Richard Mon, 08 Feb 2010 23:41:22 +0000 http://carguideblog.com/?p=2104#comment-2162 I seriously hope this article isn't serious. Give Toyota a break?? Are you kidding?? Millions of Americans are negatively impacted by these recalls, which are a DIRECT result of Toyota's lack of quality and safety. Not only are these recalls a huge inconveinence to millions of people, but people have been KILLED. Sticking accelerator pedals and faulty brakes aren't like broken cupholders, they are extreemly dangerous. Not only is a recall necessary, but Toyota should be fined much more than $2 million by the US government. And as for the idea of using the fines to fix vehicles, that is complete nonsense. Why should the US government pay to fix mistakes that are 100% Toyota's fault?? If anything, the money should be used to help the US auto industry and as incentives to get people out of these dangerous cars and into a new American vehicles, which helps the economy. For years Toyota has lied to consumers, pretending that quality was #1. They used this idea to promote and sell millions of their otherwise boring, unattractive, and overpriced cars. And now the truth comes out, and you feel sorry for them?? Please, you are the definition of un-American. Please stop posting biased columns such as this and do some research about our economy, what Toyota represents, and why this entire recall issue is totally inexcusible before you pick up the keyboard again. I seriously hope this article isn’t serious. Give Toyota a break?? Are you kidding?? Millions of Americans are negatively impacted by these recalls, which are a DIRECT result of Toyota’s lack of quality and safety. Not only are these recalls a huge inconveinence to millions of people, but people have been KILLED. Sticking accelerator pedals and faulty brakes aren’t like broken cupholders, they are extreemly dangerous. Not only is a recall necessary, but Toyota should be fined much more than $2 million by the US government.

And as for the idea of using the fines to fix vehicles, that is complete nonsense. Why should the US government pay to fix mistakes that are 100% Toyota’s fault?? If anything, the money should be used to help the US auto industry and as incentives to get people out of these dangerous cars and into a new American vehicles, which helps the economy.

For years Toyota has lied to consumers, pretending that quality was #1. They used this idea to promote and sell millions of their otherwise boring, unattractive, and overpriced cars. And now the truth comes out, and you feel sorry for them?? Please, you are the definition of un-American.

Please stop posting biased columns such as this and do some research about our economy, what Toyota represents, and why this entire recall issue is totally inexcusible before you pick up the keyboard again.

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