TOKYO – A leading newspaper says Toyota Motor Corp. will recall 270,000 Prius hybrid vehicles over brake problems in the United States and Japan. Japan’s top business newspaper, Nihon Keizai, said Friday that Toyota will soon notify Japan’s transport ministry and the U.S. Department of Transportation of the recall. Magnolia Marketplace reacts to Toyota recall. [...] [...]
Car company mulls its options while riding out the poor conditions of the automotive industry For the better part of a year, the state has waited while Toyota mulled its options regarding the plant in Blue Springs. Late last year, the company announced that it was delaying the start of production at the facility — [...] [...]
On Dec. 3, the Japanese newspaper the Nikkei reported that Toyota had made the decision to begin equipping its plant in Blue Springs with the hopes of it starting operation in the spring of 2011. The plant, the newspaper said, would initially produce 100,000 Corolla cars annually, and would eventually make the Prius hybrid. [...] [...]
BLUE SPRINGS — The Blue Springs Toyota plant Frontage Road, which runs from Union County Road 203 to SR 9 near Sherman, known as Magnolia Way, opened to traffic Aug. 24. There is also a new traffic signal on SR 9. The new signal is located at the intersection of Magnolia Way and SR 9. [...] [...]
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