• Home
• About New York Injury News
• New York Lawyer Panel
• New Jersey Injury Lawyers
• Long Island Personal Injury Lawyers
• Ask A Lawyer
• News Tags
• Free Case Evaluation

• Construction Accidents
• Injury News
• Medical Malpractice
• Motor Vehicle Accidents
• Personal Injury Accidents
• Premises Liability
• Product Liability
• Work Related Fire Fighter Deaths
• Wrongful Death

Toyota 2010 Camry added to long list of recalled models

Legal news for New York product liability attorneys –Toyota Camry 2010 recalled due to potential liability regarding problem with the power steering hose and the brake tube.

New York, NY (NewYorkInjuryNews.com) – Toyota’s most popular vehicle sold in the United States, the Toyota Camry, has been included in the Corporation’s most recent recall to double check a power-steering hose that may come in contact with a brake tube on the vehicle, according to CBS News.

Toyota officials reported Tuesday, February 9, 2010, that it was recalling 7,300 of the 2010 Camry just after its recent recall of the Prius for brake issues due to a programming issue. The company allegedly informed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) www.nhtsa.gov that the Camry’s brake hose problem was discovered on the vehicles during a normal inspection. There have been no motor vehicle accidents reported in correlation the vehicle issue. Toyota has recalled the vehicle due to the potential problem that the hose could come into contact with the brake tube, which would lead to a loss of brake fluid. Government authorities began to take a deeper look into consumer complaints about Corolla’s and steering problems. The Corporation has prepared to send out letters to the vehicle owners informing them that they should come in for a free repair for the recalled vehicles.

Bridget Hom

www.NewYorkInjuryNews.com

Related posts

• A Lawyer Must Conduct a Thorough Investigation of Motor Vehicle Accidents (0)
• Payment of Liens and Claims From Settlements of Lawsuits Arising From Car Accidents (0)
• New York Attorney Christopher McGrath Describes How the State’s Highest Court Views the Responsibility of Businesses for the Negligence of Non-Employees (0)
• New York CPLR Article 16 by New York City Personal Injury Attorney - Nicholas Papain (0)
• New York Motor Vehicle Accident Attorney Discusses Recent Case Involving A Truck Accident (0)
• FDA alerts healthcare workers-topical pain meds before mammograms (0)
• FDA requires black box warning-Reglan may cause permanent injury! (0)
• New Jersey drunk driver victimizes 7 innocent bystanders (0)
• Cell phone usage equivalent to drinking behind the wheel? (0)
• New York tow truck driver texts, hits car, lands in pool injuring 3 (0)