TOYOTA RECALL ATTORNEYS

Car Wrecks, Car Accident Attorneys

Due to a faulty and unsafe design, Toyota has issued its largest ever U.S. recall of Toyota vehicles. More than 3.8 million vehicles are being recalled by Toyota.

The Problem

Removable floor mats in Toyota vehicles as well as a failure of the accelerator mechanism has caused accelerators to get stuck, resulting in the driver losing control of the vehicle and not being able to slow or stop the vehicle.

Vehicles Being Recalled

At this time, the attorneys at THE MATTHEWS & FULLMER LAW FIRM are investigating car accidents with unexplained acceleration or stuck accelerators in the following Toyota models:

If you or any of your family members have been injured in a car accident involving any Toyota models and you had brake problems, an accelerator became stuck, or your vehicle suddenly accelerated, our Toyota recall attorneys are standing by to assist you with your questions.

Please call us today at 1-800-899-3352, or fill in the confidential “Contact Us” form on the far left.

THE MATTHEWS & FULLMER LAW FIRM offers a FREE CASE REVIEW and FREE CONSULTATION. Located in Houston, Texas, but accepting and handling cases throughout the United States, THE MATTHEWS & FULLMER LAW FIRM has pioneered auto safety issues for nearly 50 years.

2007-2010 Camry
2009-2010 Corolla
2005-2010 Avalon
2005-2010 Tacoma
2007-2010 Tundra
2009-2010 RAV4
2009-2010 Matrix
2008-2010 Highlander
2008-2010 Sequoia
2009-2010 Venza
2007-2010 Lexus ES350
2006-2010 Lexus IS250 and IS 350
2009-2010 Pontiac Vibe (which Toyota made until recently)

Deadly Consequences of Unexplained and Unintended Acceleration

In August 2009, a deadly collision took place in San Diego, California in which 4 family members were tragically killed when a Lexus ES350 soared out of control, went off an embankment, rolled over several times, and eventually came to rest in an enormous fire. As recently reported in the New York Times, Toyota has received more than 2000 complaints of unintended acceleration, and the company has also been the subject of multiple government investigations since 2002. However, Toyota has been very slow to identify and correct this defect.