According to an article on Yahoo News,  Toyota is considering a recall of certain models of the Toyota Corolla after consumers posted many complaints about power steering problems. 

 The news continues to get worse for this troubled car maker.  The question to be seen is if these mounting problems will hurt the brand long term.

According to a survey of car dealers we conducted over the weekend, many dealers feel that Toyota will bounce back from their recall woes.  Many said that they would not count Toyota out and that the brand loyalty among Toyota owners was very strong.

An excerpt from the Yahoo News story also added this interesting twist:

Despite pressure from some lawmakers, President Akio Toyoda said he won’t be attending the U.S. congressional hearing on the automaker’s quality lapses, entrusting the job to U.S.-based executives — though would consider an appearance if the committee requests it. He said he wanted to focus on improving quality worldwide.

“I trust that our officials in the U.S. will amply answer the questions,” Toyoda said Wednesday in his third news conference in two weeks. “We are sending the best people to the hearing, and I hope to back up the efforts from headquarters.”

He said Yoshi Inaba, who heads Toyota Motor Corp.’s North American unit, was more familiar with the U.S. situation and was the best executive to deal with the hearing. Toyoda said he was still making plans to go to the U.S. and dates have yet to be set.

Toyota Corolla Owners Wait For Official News

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As soon as the official announcement is made, we will post the press release on this site.

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