After Toyota’s decision this week to stop sales of eight models, many drivers whose cars weren’t recalled are asking the same question: is it safe to drive my car.
As of now, Toyota is affirming their earlier stance, insisting that it’s fine to keep driving your Toyota as long as the warning signs of a sticking accelerator are absent.
“As part of the recall, we are obliged to suspend sales until there is a remedy…but the advice for customers remains the same,” said Toyota spokesman Mike Michels.
For drivers that own a Toyota under recall, pay attention to the accelerator pedal—if is action seems rough or is sluggish in returning to the idle position, do not operate the vehicle anymore.
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