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Lilia Alberto (R) and her brother Douglas hold photos showing their deceased mother Guadalupe Alberto, who was killed in 2008 when the 2005 Toyota Camry she was driving crashed, in Flint, Michigan February 8, 2010. Toyota Motor Corp. is facing a growing number of lawsuits from consumers who complain their vehicles suddenly accelerate or may do so, and want the world's largest automaker to pay for it. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 1 month ago

Lilia Alberto (R) and her brother Douglas hold photos showing their deceased mother Guadalupe Alberto, who was killed in 2008 when the 2005 Toyota Camry she was driving crashed, in Flint, Michigan February 8, 2010. Toyota Motor Corp. is facing a growing number of lawsuits from consumers who complain their vehicles suddenly accelerate or may do so, and want the world's largest automaker to pay for it.

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  5. Toyota Motor Corp President Akio Toyoda (L) bows before a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama at Hatoyama's official residence in Tokyo March 8, 2010. Toyota Motor Corp's President briefed Hatoyama on Monday of the carmaker's plans to improve quality control after a string of safety issues led to a massive vehicle recall.
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  7. Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda, center, answers a reporter's question after his meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama at Hatoyama's official residence in Tokyo on Monday, March 8, 2010. Toyoda's meeting with the Japanese leader on Monday came after his recent visits to Washington and Beijing, where he appeared before U.S. lawmakers and Chinese media, respectively, to talk about his company's recall of vehicles.
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  12. Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda, left, talks with Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama at Hatoyama's official residence in Tokyo on Monday, March 8, 2010. Toyoda's meeting with Hatoyama on Monday came after his recent visits to Washington and Beijing, where he appeared before U.S. lawmakers and Chinese media, respectively, to talk about his company's recalls of vehicles.
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