Toyota resumes sales of Lexus GX 460 SUV following rollover risk recall

I think Toyota did make reliable cars once, especially going back the days they were solely made in Japan. However, what has been highlighted recently is that this may no longer be the case, certainly for cars made late this decade. Certainly in Europe there have been so many recalls on the French-built Yaris. The UK-built Corolla was beaten by the Euro Focus for reliability according to a German reliability study. Even the Lexus IS has had trunk locking and engine starting problems. (in addition to all this debacle that has been reported in the USA). Naturally Toyota have been keeping very quiet about this. I even have a colleague who had problems with his new 2007 Auris (Corolla replacement). All that happened was the Toyota dealer ridiculed him and denied any such problem existed. (much like how the dealers behaved in the USA). So, Nadjier, should you wish to update your Toyota fleet to Toyota products made in the years 2002-2010 I trust you will NOT share the same problems reported elsewhere, and change your view on Toyota's. After all, one pays ones money, one takes ones choice, n'est-ce pas?!

I admire Hyundai. Every new model that has come out in the last half decade has been a huge improvement over its predecessor. I just bought my first one a few weeks ago. But my belief in Toyota is only temporarily shaken. I believe they will come of this crisis stronger and more focused. Now, do I know you? Your writing looks familiar. Est-tu un vieux ami, peut-?tre?

I am convinced, that response Sequoia, - only desire of the company to show "care" of buyers in the USA - after the penalty for a delay

You are right - German cars stand more cheaply, than Japanese, look better & most reliable