US EditionFrom the Next Prius to Paperweight: Hydrogen Cars Exasperate Owners, Prompt Lawsuit Against Toyota
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Driver asks Toyota 'am I going to die?' after receiving 3 recall letters
A DRIVER has called out Toyota after receiving three separate recall letters about her vehicle. The automaker issued three different recall alerts addressing safety concerns for specific Toyota models. TikTok/its_actually_vickyA TikToker posted a video directed at Toyota after they automaker issued three separate recalls[/caption] The recalls addressed a potential loss of steering, a temporary hard brake pedal, and issues with the fuel tank fill…
Hydrogen Cars Were Supposed to Be the Future. Now Owners Are Suing Toyota
The promise of a hydrogen-fueled future has turned into a nightmare for hundreds of car owners in California. Drivers who purchased Toyota’s flagship fuel cell vehicle, the Mirai, are now suing the automaker and other key players, alleging they were misled about the viability of the hydrogen fueling network. With infrastructure collapsing and hydrogen prices surging, several Mirai drivers have found themselves still paying for cars they don’t ev…
The Toyota Mirai has become a nightmare for a growing number of drivers. Toyota Mirai owners have come together to sue Toyota for leaving them lying down. Customers claim that they "bought the dream" of the hydrogen fuel cell car due to brand promises that never came true.Non-existent infrastructure and the rising price of hydrogen makes it unfeasible for many drivers to continue using the Mirai.The hydrogen car dream has turned out to be a real…
Hydrogen technology is going through very low moments and the fuel cell is going through a critical moment. In California, where there were many promises about it, Toyota Mirai owners have come together to file a collective lawsuit. There are already too many negative news surrounding fuel cell cars. Hydrogen was sold to us a few years ago as the real alternative to combustion vehicles. However, this technology is in a fallen layer and even one …
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