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Some 8 million Toyotas have been recalled due to a possible risk of sudden unintended acceleration. Among the popular Toyota vehicles to be recalled is the Camry. Only certain 2007-2010 Toyota Camrys are being recalled. The Camry has been involved in two safety recalls, both involving unintentional acceleration. The first recall is based on possible floor mat issues and the second is based on a risk of the gas pedal sticking.
If you own a 2007-2010 Toyota Camry, it is possible that your car has been recalled. You should take your car to a local Toyota dealership and ask for the appropriate repairs. Since the Camry has been involved in both recalls, it may undergo more than one repair.
If you are among the Toyota vehicle owners that have experienced sudden acceleration, you should contact a lawyer to find out if you are eligible to file a legal claim. If you’ve been injured in an accident, or if your loved one died from what you believe to be sudden acceleration, you will most likely be able to seek compensation for the damages you’ve incurred and the challenges you still face.
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Only 22 specific Camry Hybrids are part of the sticky gas pedal recall. This is because the rest of the Camry Hybrids are equipped with a different accelerator pedal that Toyota claims has not been affected. If you’re not sure if your Camry Hybrid has been recalled, contact your local dealer for more information.
Toyota Camrys with VIN numbers that begin with the letter "J" have not been affected by the sticky pedal recall.
The New York Times reported, March 3, 2010, that federal regulators said they have received multiple complaints of unexpected acceleration problems in vehicles that have already undergone repairs, including Camry sedans. The New York Times reported the following examples:
Owner of a 2009 Camry said his vehicle uncontrollably sped up, causing him to drive into a ditch. The Camry owner alleges that the incident occurred two days after his car was sent in for repairs.
Owners of a 2010 Camry claims the car accelerated into a bank of snow just five days after being repaired.
To date, there have been more than 50 complaints of fatal accidents involving sudden acceleration accidents among Toyota vehicles. If you own a recalled Camry, or another Toyota model, you should take the appropriate safety precautions.
If you have been affected by an injury or a death of a loved one that you believe could be linked to an acceleration problem in a Camry or another Toyota model, contact a sudden acceleration attorney for more information about your legal rights. You may be eligible to seek compensation via a private injury or wrongful death lawsuit; or, depending on the circumstances, you may qualify to join a class action suit. Find out how by calling (800) 644-1883.
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