How did Toyota become #1, Well that’s according to David Magee, But for the last couple months Toyota has been at fault with well over 2 million cars being recalled. We can just thank chapter 9 “take time to study, then implement with speed.” Ya speed is great, But when you’re producing a car that won’t stop… That’s a problem. On top of their gas pedal recall, Toyota is recalling all 2010 prius’s due to break failure. I’ve read 3 different news sources and among all sources the general consensus seems to suggest that Toyota's is going to have a long road ahead of them before they can regain their seemingly solid reputation. The Three newspapers sources I enlisted in this story really seem to convey there message in an informative matter directed towards consumers or perspective buyers of a Toyota prius. Unlike other types of articles that tend to sway in a certain direction and incorporate a bias. These articles really swapped-out there opinion for objectivity. After all, there not there to sell the car or help out the competition, only to inform consumers. While these publications opted out of enlisting there bias, one can still express their own perception and feelings on the issue. In my opinion, One has to question just how truly surprising this was to Toyota. In order to be a #1 company, that company has to have its eyes and ears on every aspect from production to advertising. If done properly, this should leave little room for mistakes…In theory, but in practice Toyota seems to fail. Even after these events’s Toyota’s CEO, Akio Toyoda expresses his deepest apologizes for the safety problems, Then drives away in a black AUDI!!
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