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June 10, 2011, 6:32 pm
Jonahan Stempel. Reuters. June 10 2011
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110610/us_nm/us_toyota_acceleration_lawsuits_2
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U.S. District Judge James Selna (Santa Ana, CA)
has set a court hearing date of February 19, 2013
to determine whether a Utah crash that killed
Paul Van Alfen and Charlene Lloyd was due to
a defective acceleration of a 2008 Toyota
Camry. Van Alfen was killed on November 5, 2010,
when his 2008 Toyota Camry accelerated and slammed
into a wall oppoite an exit ramp off Interstate
80 near Wendover Utah. Lloyd, a passenger, died
from her injuries the next day. Van Alfen's
wife Shirlene and son Cameron were also injured
in the crash. The lawsuit alleges that the
2008 Toyota Camery unexpectedly accelerated
and did not stop even after Van Alfen applied
the brakes.
The cases are: In re: Toyota Motor Corp Unintended
Acceleration Marketing, Sales Practices and Products
Liability Litigation, U.S. District Court, Central
District of California, No. 10-ml-02151; and
Van Alfen et al v. Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc et al
in the same court, No. 11-04143.
Re: Toyota Motors vs Van Alfen et al - 2013 trial set over 2008 Toyota Camry sudden acceleration
fyi -
About the time when Toyota Motors was testifying
in Congress with regards to unintended acceleration
and mass media was giving Toyota Motors a hard time,
prices for new and used Toyota cars dropped. The
Toyota dealers were very motivated to sell and I was
able to pickup a 2010 Prius III for really good price.
If this lawsuit is anything like the last circus event
then the price of a new Toyota (Camry) should be lower
than normal in the USA about the time frame
of 2012 Feburary - April.
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