Toyota Sudden Acceleration

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Nevada Sudden Unintended Acceleration (SUA) Attorneys

To date, Toyota has recalled approximately 9 million of its vehicles worldwide as a result of a severe defect known to cause sudden unintended acceleration. Thousands of SUA cases have been reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), and more than 100 individuals have been reportedly killed due to SUA-related motor vehicle accidents.

Sudden unintended acceleration takes place when a car speeds up all of the sudden while the driver has not pressed the accelerator, nor is he/she able to slow the car by stepping on the brake.

Toyota Recalls Millions of Popular Cars, Trucks, SUVs

Millions of popular Toyota vehicles have been recalled as the major automaker tries to resolve this massive issue. Despite these efforts, however, some argue the issue lies in an electronic defect — if this is true, the potential outcome can be devastating, and can affect millions of consumers worldwide.

The debate surrounding the cause continues. In the meantime, if you’ve been affected by sudden and unintentional acceleration in your Toyota vehicle, you can seek legal help by contacting us today. Our attorneys have experience with Nevada highway safety and can help you get the compensation you need to move forward with your life.

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