Even More Problems for Toyota
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Even More Problems for Toyota
Just as things seemed like they couldn’t get any worse for Toyota, what with the runaway cars accelerating out of control, Toyota is experiencing more problems with the Prius’ regenerative braking system. The problem, which drivers describe as “an inconsistent feel during slow and steady application of brakes on rough or slick roads when the antilock brakes engage,” or the brakes failing completely, only momentarily. Mike Omotoso, senior manager of global powertrain for J.D. Power &...
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