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February 19th, 2010
12:00 PM ET
Push button ignition confusion
Toyota is considering changes to its push button ignition, a feature on a growing number of cars. But as it turns out, many drivers don't fully understand how the system works, unable to shut off the car when there's an emergency. Our Deb Feyerick has the report.
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I just wonder how many people turned in thier "safe" clunkers for one that does not stop?
Is it fair to say, that just coming out but, they had reports of this few years back?
After 8 of my teenage friends back in high school died in Volkswagan bugs and one in a TR3, I made sure my kids as teenagers had the largest clunker around.
wow that reading bit is tuff... hope they make them more complex as our driving population gets older... it all makes perfect sense...