Toyota-recall
WASHINGTON - After skewering top Toyota executives in three congressional hearings, lawmakers and federal safety officials will now decide if the auto industry needs new regulations to ensure that the company's huge safety recalls aren't repeated.
WASHINGTON - Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Tuesday his agency may recommend that every new vehicle sold in the U.S.
WASHINGTON - The president of Toyota's operations apologized for the company's handling of safety issues Tuesday while insisting that electronic problems did not contribute to sudden acceleration of its cars.
WASHINGTON - The president of Toyota's U.S.
WASHINGTON - Rhonda Smith's story of six miles of interstate terror, as her Lexus suddenly zoomed to 100 miles per hour, will set the mood Tuesday for the first congressional hearing on Toyota's acceleration problems.
