James Lacy, author of “Taxifornia: Liberals’ Laboratory to Bankrupt America,” explains how high taxes and onerous regulations drove Toyota to uproot and move its headquarters to Texas.
Judge: California law applies in Toyota case
May 17, 2011 By Leave a Comment
SANTA ANA A federal judge said that California law could be applied to the economic-loss lawsuits against Toyota.
Some Toyota owners claim that sudden-acceleration defects in their cars negatively impacted the value of their vehicles. Last year, attorneys for the owners filed a mass economic loss complaint. The claim alleges sudden-acceleration problems in Toyota vehicles are due to defects in the vehicles’ electronic throttle-control systems.
Toyota disputes the allegation and blames sudden acceleration on sticky pedals and faulty floor mats.
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