Sunday, July 18, 2010

ID-10T And PEBKAC Errors To Blame In Toyota Acceleration Problems
Government item by J.J. Jackson

Imagine if you will, a bunch of people claim to have a car that has a problem.  For the sake of argument we will call this problem “unintended acceleration” where the car takes off like a bat out of Hell for no conceivable reason.  And imagine if you will that the company who makes these cars is in direct competition with car manufacturers partially owned and invested in by the federal government.  For the sake of argument we will call these companies owned by the government GM and Chrysler and the company having this “problem” Toyota.  Further imagine that the people having these episodes of “unintended acceleration” swear up and down that this was caused by no fault of their own and that the car they were driving simply sped up by its own demonic will.

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