Toyota posted up four videos related to its ongoing recall crisis. The first one and probably the most important one if you own one of the affected Toyotas is a safety instruction video letting you know what to do in case your Toyota’s accelerator pedal goes bonkers on you and won’t release when you take your foot off it. The rest are to do with the floor mat recalls, how an electronic throttle works, and how the pedal assembly works (and why it sometimes sticks). Look after the jump to watch the videos.
VIDEO: How to stop if your Toyota pedal gets stuck
VIDEO: Toyota Pedal Assembly – Why Does it Stick?
VIDEO: Toyota Electronic Throttle Control
VIDEO: Toyota Floor Mat Recall
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly focus on Toyota’s recall safety videos, highlighting their slow response and the seriousness of the pedal issue, which has caused fatalities. Many see Toyota’s response as responsible and commend their effort to educate drivers on stopping a stuck pedal, despite skepticism over the effectiveness of electronic throttle control systems. Several opponents criticize Toyota's initial reluctance to recall, claiming they were forced by regulations in the US and Europe. There is concern over the safety of electronic systems and the overall reliability of Japanese cars, with some suggesting European cars are safer. A few comments praise Toyota’s transparency and responsibility, while others mock or criticize the brand, reflecting mixed sentiments on the company’s handling of the crisis.