Toyota Recalls 2.3 Million Vehicles Over Sticking Accelerator Pedal

A new recall announced today by Toyota includes approximately 2.3 million Toyota cars, trucks and SUVs. No Lexus or Scion models are included. The recall is to fix accelerator pedals that become stuck and lead to severe accidents. This recall is separate from the 4.2 million vehicles recalled over floormats trapping the accelerator pedal. Toyota says 1.7 million vehicles are included in both recalls.

Below is Toyota’s explanation as well as the models affected.

MotherProof Reviews the 2008 Toyota Sequoia

When you look to the gargantuan SUV set (which fewer and fewer car buyers seem to want to do these days), one of the big guys you can't rule out is the Toyota Sequoia. One of our mom-reviewers took a look at the Sequoia and spent the first part of her driving time simply admiring the thing's sheer proportions. OK, so it's big, but can it deliver the goods? How does it handle? How's the interior? Read the full MotherProof.com review to find answers to all of this and more.

2008 Toyota Sequoia (MotherProof.com)

Cars.com Reviews 2008 Toyota Sequoia

You don’t often hear an automotive writer asking readers for help, but senior editor Joe Wiesenfelder does just that in his recent review of the 2008 Toyota Sequoia. Joe delivers an extremely detailed report on the redesigned full-size SUV and notes that his test vehicle had an odd sound and vibration when driving around 60 mph. He asks readers who own the vehicle if they’ve experienced the same problem or if it was just our test model. Email Joe or let us know in the comments below if you’ve noticed the same thing, or if your Sequoia is free of such troubles. And don’t forget to check out everything else Joe discovered about the Sequoia.

2008 Toyota Sequoia Expert Review