Tuesday, April 6, 2010

the recall trouble of Toyota

Toyota’s Prius hybrid was Japan’s top-selling car in March for an 11th straight month despite global recall woes of Dell C1295 battery , an industry group said Tuesday.”The recall woes did not appear to dent demand for the Prius. Despite the recall trouble, the automaker cannot keep up with surging demand for the Prius,” said Toshiki Miyake, a spokesman for the association.


Consumers were choosing the Prius with the help of tax breaks and government subsidies for environmentally friendly vehicles, Miyake said.Toyota’s Prius was also the top-selling car in Japan in the fiscal year to March 2010, with sales quadrupling from a year earlier to 277,485 of Dell inspiron 1521 battery , the association said.


The Prius, now in its third generation since its 1997 introduction, is the best-selling gas-electric hybrid in the world, with a total of 1.7 million units sold worldwide of Dell inspiron e1505 battery , according to Toyota. It is so popular in Japan that it has a six-month waiting list.Rival Honda Motor Co.’s fuel-efficient FIT was in second place in March sales in Japan, with 23,076 units sold, the association said.


The FIT also was No. 2 for the fiscal year with sales of 173,154.Toyota has been fighting to regain its once-sterling reputation for quality after recalling more than 8 million vehicles worldwide of Dell GK479 , including more than 6 million in the U.S. alone, due to acceleration problems in multiple models and braking shortcomings in the Prius.


In Washington, the U.S. government accused Toyota of hiding a “dangerous defect on Dell latitude d420 battery ” and proposed a record $16.4 million fine Monday for failing to quickly alert regulators to safety problems.


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