Special Report

Toyota Recall

Toyota Corolla Steering Complaints Are Being Reviewed By U.S. Regulators Toyota Motor Corp.’s Corolla, the world’s best-selling car, is being reviewed by the U.S. after driver complaints about steering, according to a government spokeswoman.

Toyota Faces U.S. Recall Probe With Lobbying Budget Bigger Than Chrysler's Alesia Murdoch has spent 11 years building transmissions at the Toyota Motor Corp. plant in Buffalo, West Virginia. Yesterday, she got a new job: Lobbyist.

Nissan Expects $391 Million Profit, Scraps Loss Forecast on Rising Sales Nissan Motor Co. predicted a return to profit this fiscal year, scrapping an earlier loss estimate, citing government incentives that boosted demand for the company’s vehicles in China and Japan.

U.S. Congress Investigators Unsatisfied With Toyota Solutions, WSJ Reports Toyota Motor Corp.’s safety troubles haven’t yet been satisfactorily explained, according to investigators acting for the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Toyota Extends Recall to 437,000 Hybrids Including Prius to Repair Brakes Toyota Motor Corp. will recall 437,000 Prius and other gasoline-electric hybrids globally to fix a brake software glitch, complicating efforts by the world’s biggest carmaker to ease consumer concerns about its quality.

Naked Driving Gives New Spin to Toyota Crisis: Commentary by William Pesek You know Japan’s world is upside down when the fabled Toyota Motor Corp. is a global laughingstock.