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Despite the fact that Toyota (and many other major car makers) have known about the occurrence of sudden unintended acceleration for years, this serious motor vehicle defect has only gained national press within the last year. Tragic and deadly, sudden unintended acceleration is the term used to describe an incidence in which a person’s car speeds up without his or her doing, and without control.
To date, more than 2,100 cases of sudden unintended acceleration have been reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). As of October 2009, Toyota recalled more than 6 million of its cars operating in the U.S. due to concerns and mounting reports of auto defects.
If you or a loved one believes you’ve been in a Toyota SUA accident in Montana, you can find out more about your legal rights and entitlements, as well as secure professional legal representation, by attending a free, non-obligatory initial consult with experienced personal injury lawyers.
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