Toyota Motor Corp. is planning to offer clarifications on the claims of a critic who said that the sudden acceleration in Toyota cars is an outcome of its inappropriate electronics system, by holding an event, this Monday.

Toyota Motor Corp. plans an assault on its critics with the company's course to dig in for a mammoth legal battle, in an attempt to silence all those who had condemned Toyota's vehicle recalls.

The Japanese auto maker plans to address about 1,000 suppliers, and defend its electronics systems while addressing a meeting.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had presented a report on Thursday that revealed that more than 60 people have complained about the sudden acceleration in their cars, despite the recall and fixing by Toyota Motor Corp. A number of complaints on accidents and many injuries have been reported.

The title of "best green car" vehicle according to Consumer Reports Magazine is maintained for the seventh consecutive time by Toyota Motor's Prius. This honor came to the automaker two weeks after it recalled 437,000 hybrids for repairing brake software defect.

According to a document received by the U. S. Congressional Committee titled as 'Wins for Toyota' that analyzed the automaker, Toyota Motor Corp. has saved $100m through a recall of its cars.

Toyota has promised to look again into possible electronic problems with its vehicles, though it has still not decided whether its President will appear before the U. S. Congress.

Toyota Motor Corp. has to respond to the unfolding recall crisis, which have been blown to 8.5 million vehicles globally with problems with gas pedals, floor mats and brakes.

Toyota Motor Corp. has decided to recall 8,000 models of Tacoma pickup trucks 2010 following complaints from the customers about cracks in a common drive shaft component. This decision was announced on Friday and is bound to hurt the reputation as well as sales of the company.

On Tuesday, Toyota officially announced yet another global recall, this time covering over 400,000 Priuses and other hybrid vehicles with faulty brakes and other braking issues, on the very same that the US Transportation Department said it is still busy reviewing complaints from drivers about "hard-to-handle" steering on the 2009-10 Toyota Corolla models.

Toyota Motor Corp (7203. T) revealed on Thursday that it will recall millions more vehicles in the United States, its second largest recall in four months, this time on account to fix potentially faulty accelerator pedals.

Akio Toyoda, the head of Toyota Motor Corp., apologized for the death of an American family in a crash that led the company to recall 3.8 million cars in the US to take out floor mats.