Now, what's REALLY funny is reading about the last American who had this 'happen'... Burglarized some years ago. Then some of the stuff that was taken in the burglary was found in the remains of his home when after it burned a few years later... I think hee may be bankrupt, too...
We had a similar incident here in Norway recently, where the driver claims it took his car up to 176Km/h, and the only way he could make it stop was to slide it along the barrier at the side of the road. This happened with a Prius, but it's a year model that hasn't had any problems or recalls. Toyota wanted to take the car to one of their headquarters for inspection, but the last news is that the Public Roads Administration(somewhat similar to the DMV) has impounded the car and intends to put their experts on it.
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Now, what's REALLY funny is reading about the last American who had this 'happen'...
Burglarized some years ago. Then some of the stuff that was taken in the burglary was found in the remains of his home when after it burned a few years later...
I think hee may be bankrupt, too...
We had a similar incident here in Norway recently, where the driver claims it took his car up to 176Km/h, and the only way he could make it stop was to slide it along the barrier at the side of the road.
This happened with a Prius, but it's a year model that hasn't had any problems or recalls.
Toyota wanted to take the car to one of their headquarters for inspection, but the last news is that the Public Roads Administration(somewhat similar to the DMV) has impounded the car and intends to put their experts on it.
Frankly, the whole situation sounds fishy.
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