Personal Injury
Toyota Accelerator Recall
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Toyota cars recall due to accelerator pedal brake and floor mates
Did one of the recalled Toyota cars cause an accident and injury?
Toyota has issued the recall of several types of its cars. Please complete the form below for a free legal review of your accident case.
Toyota ordered two recalls — one in January of 4.5 million vehicles and a larger one in November — because, it said, accelerator pedals could become trapped under the floor mat or stuck partially depressed because of excess friction.
Safety regulators are looking into at least two accidents in which vehicles sped off roads and crashed, killing the occupants.
Other reports came from drivers who said their vehicle had accelerated on its own.
NHTSA records show dozens of consumer complaints about stuck throttles. And an Edmunds.com online forum has recorded consumer complaints on the issue since November 2006, according to USA Today.
If you were in an accident and sustained a serious injury due to one of these defective Toyota models, please complete the form on this page for a free review of your possible lawsuit.
A lawyer from our personal injury department may be able to help you file a claim and seek compensation for your injuries.
The negligence attorneys of Weitz & Luxenberg are committed to justice: a driver or passenger’s safety is at risk when a manufacturer is negligent.
see also:
Corolla Crash
Toyota Corolla Recall | Accident News From Weitz & Luxenberg LawyersDid a Toyota Corolla that was part of the recall cause an accident?
Background
Toyota Cars Recall | Did Your Accelerator Fail? Weitz & LuxenbergToyota cars recall over pedal and floor mat defects. Free legal review
Models
Toyota Recall Models | Lawsuit Resources From Weitz & LuxenbergGet the list of Toyota Recall Models and a free lawsuit review
