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|    Something rotten here...    |
|    29 Jan 10 08:58:58    |
      XPost: alt.autos.toyota.camry, alt.autos.toyota, alt.autos.lexus       XPost: rec.autos.tech       From: Trueno@e86.GTS              A 68 year old woman ran her car through a brick and steel wall, into a       laundromat, and damaged the wall and 5 or 6 washing machines, you know,       the big industrial ones...              She was sneaking up on a parking space when all of a sudden the car       accelerated and crashed through the wall and the washing machines.              She was driving a Camry. The accident has been attributed by the media to       a 'sticking accelerator'.              Um, how FAST are you driving when pulling into a parking space? Fast       enough to crash through a brick wall?              If you are, you probably shouldn't be driving.              I'm willing to bet this is just a good old fashioned case of "Wrong       Pedal", but since it's a Camry it must be the sticking accelerator.       I wonder how many other people have gotten themselves into trouble and       blamed it on a sticking accelerator?              Gee...I have to go to Vermont next week. When I get pulled over at 90 in       my Scion, can I tell the cop it was my "sticking accelerator"?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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