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Federal safety experts are warning people not to drive millions of recalled Toyota cars until repairs are made, but many are questioning how soon that will be.
Toyota's most recent recall in the United States affects 2.3 million vehicles with the potential for sticking gas pedals.
The company has come up with a tiny metal rod that will be installed behind the gas pedal to fix the problem, and
many local dealerships began receiving the parts Wednesday.
Some local dealerships are taking repair appointments and keeping their service departments open late to handle the demand.
In the meantime, Toyota continues to tell drivers to shift the car into neutral and use the brakes if the accelerator sticks.
Dealerships say repairs should take about 30 minutes for each vehicle, but appointments should be made as soon as possible to avoid a backlog.
Toyota's most recent recall in the United States affects 2.3 million vehicles with the potential for sticking gas pedals.
The company has come up with a tiny metal rod that will be installed behind the gas pedal to fix the problem, and
many local dealerships began receiving the parts Wednesday.
Some local dealerships are taking repair appointments and keeping their service departments open late to handle the demand.
In the meantime, Toyota continues to tell drivers to shift the car into neutral and use the brakes if the accelerator sticks.
Dealerships say repairs should take about 30 minutes for each vehicle, but appointments should be made as soon as possible to avoid a backlog.
