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Stephen Beatty the Managing Director of Toyota Canada announces Toyota's plan to fix accelerator pedals.
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Toyota Canada resumes sales of all vehicles
Toyota Canada has resumed deliveries of the eight Toyota models identified in the January 21 recall notice. The models had been temporarily removed from sale following the recall.
Transport Canada warns about child seat issue
Transport Canada has warned of a potential problem with the base of the Maxi-Cosi Mico infant car seat, which might not lock into position when placed in a vehicle.
World Car of the Year ?top ten? entries named
The first round of finalists for the 2010 World Car of the Year and World Performance Car have been named. The winners of both awards will be announced at the New York International Auto Show on April 1, 2010.
Chevrolet Volt showcased at Winter Games
The Chevrolet Volt is being showcased at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, marking its debut on Canadian roads.
Toyota promises global quality task force
Toyota will establish a global quality task force and implement other procedures to ensure customer safety and satisfaction, its president said at a press conference.
Volvo announces first U.S. academic partnership
The Volvo Group has announced an academic partnership with Penn State University, its first such venture in North America. Penn State was chosen as part of Volvo's Academic Partner Program, launched globally in 2009 for research cooperation with selected universities.
New material could improve electric vehicles
A new prototype material that can store and discharge electrical energy could revolutionize the production of hybrid and electric vehicles. Researchers from Imperial College London and their European partners, including Volvo, said the material is strong and lightweight enough to be used for car parts.
Test Drive: 2010 Volkswagen Golf Wagon TDI Highline
Motoring Memories: Studebaker Avanti, 1962-1963
Ford announces update to hybrid brakes
Ford's U.S. office has announced a customer satisfaction program that will update the software for the regenerative braking system on some 2010 Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan Hybrid models.
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