U.S. official: Toyota has indicated it will pay a $16.4 million fine for failing to promptly give notice of a defect.
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Somehow I don't see that fine as a MAJOR deterrent to future behavior. Although, with all the recalls they've had in the recent months, I'm questioning the viability of the co. I'm probably to miss some but I recall brake problems, acceleration problems, floor mats getting stuck under the accelerator, rollover problems with one of their new small SUV's, and now another recall of Siennas because the cable that holds the spare up under the vehicle corrodes and fails. The spare tire falls down on the roadway and causes an accident. After working in the business world for 45+ years, I know if there are this many problems that have been found, just how many others are there that we don't know about?!