Lemons to lemonade?

Monday, February 15, 2010

Lemons to lemonade?

Toyota, the world’s largest automaker is facing multiple lawsuits due to massive recalls for acceleration and braking problems.

What will Toyota have to do to regain consumer confidence?

Comments

1. Grant said...

First they need to respond more quickly and fully.What's next?

2. Gary said...

Consumers are like sheep.A few apologies and some feel good ads about Toyota providing American jobs and we will follow.

3. Jeff said...

There will be a gigantic sale.How about a Toyota Black History UNCF Sellathon?

4. Diane said...

Hire to Tanya Free to do their next commercial!

5. Aaron said...

Full apology,full disclosure,plan of action rebates and free oil changes for life!

6. Bill said...

Nothing.We should buy American

7. Rob said...

I never liked lemonade or toyotas

8. Eric said...

Nothing could make me buy one

9. Cliff said...

They will have to spend the time and money to fix everything before consumer confidence can begin to turn around.

10. Donna said...

i still love my Toyota,but am disapointed in how long it took to reveal problems.

11. Randall said...

I am concerned with not only the cover up,but with the government's decision to minimize the fines for non disclosure.It seems as though we have not learned anything from the banking industry debacle

12. Roland said...

Toyota can not earn my confidence.

13. William+Green said...

Man up to the problems and apologies to the consumers. This is just a bump in the road for Toyota.Here's some good advice for free. If you can, buy some shares of Toyota stock and go to sleep.

14. Graham said...

Full disclosure.Rapid response

15. RobertB said...

The United States needs to review its trade policy with other countries. We have the largest trade relationship with China and Japan and we allow them to send whatever they want into the United States for consumers to purchase. It’s disturbing news when China knowingly shipped toys into the US that contain lead and again…the United States did nothing about it. We need to stop borrowing money from them, pay down our debt and start manufacturing quality made products in the United States again. We need to be the lead nation again and show the world how it’s done!