Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler has announced that the state has reached a $29 million settlement with Toyota Motor Corporation, along with 29 other attorneys general.
Gansler announced the settlement on Thursday.
The settlement related to allegations that Toyota concealed safety defects in its vehicles. Those included issues related to unintended acceleration.
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6 comments:
I'm just positive that any money received from any auto manufacturer will go into the Transportation Fund.
"It's for the cars!"
And you wonder how politicians get rich in office.
Where will the money go. Someone better track it.
And what about the poor suckers who paid all the money for the cars and are now stuck with 'lemons'? T' will just pass this cost on to consumers. So the consumer gets hit with another indirect tax which will be p$$d away.
This is a clear case of persicution
Um, why would the money go to "Maryland"? The money should be sent directly to those who bought the affected Toyotas. Something like thievery is going on here.
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