Toyota wants to regain its customers, shows new programs

In an attempt to get back customer confidence after the ‘throttle-gate’ reliability issue, Toyota is giving customers the chance to choose between a five-year warranty or a free three-year servicing plan on any new car.

Toyota Managing Director Miguel Fonseca said that this “great new program” provides superb value for its customers while also giving them “complete peace of mind” for the vehicle selected.
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pepito66 - 3/30/2010 3:15:18 PM

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I am tired about the stupid commercial I love Toyota please is to much.
try to make cars with brain talent and quality to avoid issues like this. wow.......actually they really don't now what is the real problem of the pedal issue I hope some day we know the real reason, for now we know that is not the floor mat.

truckman - 3/30/2010 5:58:44 PM

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How about some guarantee about the quality, for example, the blend of metal is of very poor quality right now, ie; tundra spare tire rusting off the frame , where is the quality there? Also there Tacoma has rust issues dating back to 1996 to present because of Toyota's idea on how to save money, for the intelligent consumer it will take more than a stupid commercial telling us how green and politically correct they are Sticky gas pedals... I hope they get back on track and start making quality again. Presently I have no hope for Toyota with all there stupid commercials, they should be a law telling us consumers the quality of there metal blends of all the manufacturers.

uaw_lax - 3/31/2010 2:20:07 AM

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5 year warrantys wont be enough becuase there are many other automakers alreaady offering it with 100,000k for the same price already.