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Toyota and Lexus recall

September 30, 2009

Forbes has reported that 3.8 million Toyota and Lexus vehicles are being recalled. The driver side floor mat in these vehicles becomes lodged under the accelerator. This defect has sadly already caused several deaths including a family of 4 in San Diego.

The National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration is urging owners of these vehicles to take immediate action by removing their floor mats.

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