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Attention 2004-2009 Prius owners: Remove your floor mats

As part of the 3.8 million vehicle recall that was recently announced, Toyota and the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration are advising owners of all 2004 to 2009 Prius hybrids to remove their driver's side floor mat immediately and not replace it with another brand until further information is offered. Reports of unintended acceleration in Toyota vehicles have been heard for the last few years, and an investigation has found that it's possible for unfastened or improperly fastened floor mats to jam the car's accelerator ... Read more →

Headed to the ski slopes in your Prius? Better check this out first! Mike Magda

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/hardware/Headed_to_the_ski_slopes_in_your_Prius_Better_check_this_out_first'; A Prius owner has complained to Consumer Affairs about the vehicle shutting down ...

Toyota recalls some Prius and ECHO models Sebastian Blanco

You'd probably call it a recall. I would, too. But Toyota has chosen to call their declaration yesterday – that will result in 34,700 ECHO and Prius vehicles coming back to the shop for a free ...

Attention 2004-2009 Prius owners: Remove your floor mats 2 months ago on Autoblog Green

As part of the 3.8 million vehicle recall that was recently announced, Toyota and the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration are advising owners of all 2004 to 2009 Prius hybrids to remove their driver's side floor mat immediately and not replace it with another brand until further ...

Headed to the ski slopes in your Prius? Better check this out first! 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/hardware/Headed_to_the_ski_slopes_in_your_Prius_Better_check_this_out_first'; A Prius owner has complained to Consumer Affairs about the vehicle shutting down completely if one of the front wheels starts spinning in the snow. "When my car is on any kind of slick ...

Toyota recalls some Prius and ECHO models 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

You'd probably call it a recall. I would, too. But Toyota has chosen to call their declaration yesterday – that will result in 34,700 ECHO and Prius vehicles coming back to the shop for a free replacement of a crankshaft position sensor – a "Special Service Campaign". Fair enough, but ...


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