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@Emperoh, you're a brave man, LOL

The expression "elephant in the room" refers to a situation where something major is going on, it's on everyone's mind and impossible to ignore -- like an elephant in the room. But nobody talks about the "elephant" because nobody knows what to do about it.

On a serious note this issue has not affected the price of these cars @ the auction and people are still driving Toyota's in the US & UK,
Thankfully, a solution to the issue has been found,

Please get more info from official Toyota website.
Also see link - http://pressroom.toyota.com/pr/tms/toyota/toyota-announces-comprehensive-153311.aspx

I personally see this as political; like a dying USA is trying to sabotage Toyota so as to get failures like FORD and bogus failures like GMC back on the road.

For me I still await a real user in Nigeria to say He or She has that problem.

Toyota is still and will always be Number 1.

@Emperoh;
For Toyota, it never rains but it pours!!! LOL

Bitter for Prius drivers: You're right, the Prius has come up with some niggles,
Sweet for Toyota: According to NYSE data, Toyota posted a profit of approx, $1.7 billion in the quarter that ended December 31 2009,
Bitter/Sweet: I reckon the Prius is not that common in Nigeria, [extremely economical though]

Anyway, I'm not sure this thread will NOT get much comments and "some" NL dealers will be saying:
"Emperoh, no just dull your sef O, just hold your side, abeg, "   LOL  
BUT the elephant is still in the room, just.!!!

Goodluck in your sales,  

Onwan:

I personally see this as political; like a dying USA is trying to sabotage Toyota so as to get failures like FORD and bogus failures like GMC back on the road.

For me I still await a real user in Nigeria to say He or She has that problem.

Toyota is still and will always be Number 1.

Onwan; easy on the caffeine, will ya. LOL
The Toyota is still "undisputed" one of the best car makers globally but these things do happen and the way in which its managed confirms Toyota as reputable, they didn't duck or dive the issue under the carpet and the issue is being resolved.

Hmm, plz dont slag Ford's and GMC, cos they are rather okay cars

@Bruv
I Dont know about the caffeine, BUT its just how I see the whole Toyota thing; and I'm pretty sure about about it.

I'm not knocking Ford or GMC, BUT being practical separates Toyota from flashes

@Onwan
My bad about the caffeine, BUT you seem to know something we don’t know, as you're pretty sure that the US government is trying to sabotage Toyota so as to get failures like FORD and bogus failures like GMC back on the road.

OMG!! So, who is next to suffering the wrath of the mighty USA, Honda of Japan or Mercedes Benz of Germany

FYI,
Ford’s first car was made in 1896 and the company also owns – Lincoln, Mercury, Ford & Volvo… In 2007, Ford sold Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata, India & Aston Martin was sold, by Ford, to Dave Richards, Adeem investments and Investment DAR (two Kuwaiti investment companies). Ford also owns about 33.5% of Mazda…

General Motors owns and sells 64 different brands which includes – Buick, Cadillac, Chevy, GMC and the HUMMER
GM’s first car was made in 1897!!!

I reckon because these car are not widely used in Nigeria, may be due to our colonial past with the British and our business dealings with Asia, we Nigerians are not used to these type of American cars.

This American spec “used car” phenomenon didn’t start until about 10 years ago. Nigerians used to loathe cars from the US and it was Belgium, Germany, Holland or nothing else….

I know about the car industry bre.

Like I said, its my view. Toyota never filed for bankruptcy, so we are talking economics here. Countries are desperate and would in most cases try to sabotage others especially in industries they lead in.

Toyota leads.

Onwan:

I know about the car industry bre.

Like I said, its my view. Toyota never filed for bankruptcy, so we are talking economics here. Countries are desperate and would in most cases try to sabotage others especially in industries they lead in.

Toyota leads.

@Onwan
Hmm, lets agree to disagree BUT Honda, et al, might have something to say about Toyota leading @ the moment,

@Bruv
True.
I like Honda, BUT something about it puts it on the fragile side. I wouldn't drive one anyway.

I'm watching the news and I'm seeing customers drive into dealerships with their Toyota vehicles and the customers come out without any adjustments done to their vehicles, all OK. Its funny.