Electronics Production | February 25, 2010
Toyota: Electronics not the cause of vehicles speeding out of control
According to a report by Associated Press, Toyota's president said they have not found evidence that electronics are a factor with the troubled Toyota vehicles.
Akio Toyoda states this despite suggestions from safety experts that there is a connection to unwanted acceleration. He is absolutely confident that the electronics of Toyota's gas pedal systems are not the source of problems with a number of Toyota vehicles speeding out of control, according to the Associated Press report.
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