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U.S. Opens Probe into Unexpected Surging in Toyota Corollas
Safety officials have begun an investigation into complaints from Toyota Corolla owner that their cars unexpectedly surge at low speeds.
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Safety officials have begun an investigation into complaints from Toyota Corolla owner that their cars unexpectedly surge at low speeds.
The probe covers a population of 1.7 million vehicles built during the 2006-2010 model years, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Bloomberg News reports a group that provides support for court cases about automotive defects claims owners have provided evidence showing their cars' brakes were applied while the unexpected surging occurred.
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