Windshield Repair Forum

I am just wondering have you noticed buisness is down at any of your Toyota Dealers???--- I hear that Audi had a break problem a few years ago and it took a many years to heal there buisness??

Here in the SF Bay Area Toyota is closing its Fremont plant next month. If Toyota was smart they could save a lot of "Face" by keeping it open and re-tooling it as required to make sure it is "defect" free. This would help save thousands of jobs, help stimulate Californias sick economy and keep the locals happy and secure in the near future.

Re the above I heard on the local news today that one of the first law suits here in MASS against Toyota ie sticking accelator on a Corolla 2010 customer had a accident he made lots of complaints to Toyota but they kept brushing him off?? The people who are going to suffer are the ones on the assemble lines??? ie JOBS

Toyota will lose money with all the bad publicity it is going to receive in any case! Why not at the very least keep the Fremont CA plant open as a measure of "saving face" for all the bad stuff it should be held responsible for? It makes good business sense. Toyota is the Biggest Car Company in the world. Why in the world would they need more bad press for closing the Fremont, CA plant. Don't they get it? No wonder they have had serious "quality problems" with their cars...the Mgmt. is obiously asleep at the wheel!