Toyota Acceleration Probe Finds No Electronic Flaws

Tuesday, 08 February 2011 19:40

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An intensive 10 month investigation into possible causes of unintended acceleration in Toyota cars found no fault with the automaker's electronic throttle control systems, the Department of Transportation announced Tuesday...

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