Unethical issue of Toyota

As a society I think we should realize the truth of what Toyota car company did and just because it is a successful company and started off as a trustworthy company doesn't mean we should still trust them for future purchases. Safety is the most important aspect when dealing with cars or any purchase you make.

In 2009 Toyota motor company had a lot of errors to their safety parts in the automobiles being sold. Safety on a car is the most important feature. It is also what makes them trust the company. It is what attracts he consumer who is purchasing a car. They made a huge mistake by betraying their promise as a company by ignoring safety concerns and delaying recall investigation. Toyota thought they would save money by doing this, and this is what they did to ignore the safety policies.

To this day, lots of businesses can have many unethical beliefs or situations that the think will not affect the business and the consumers and the products the consumers purchase. Businesses can make these decisions just to save money, and to avoid any kind of laws that hey have to sign for.

In 2014, Toyota offered a class action settlement agreement which benefited the company and it is what won the trust back from the customers. This agreement provides a free frame inspection to the car when you purchase is through the Toyota dealers will inspect on the vehicles to determine whether your subject should be replaced. This agreement ensures that all necessary safety modifications will be made at the expense of Toyota and compensates car owners and their economic losses.

Toyota Unethical Business Practices.

-Toyota said that phasing the side airbag saved $124 million.

-They stated that delaying a rule for tougher door locks would save them $11 million.

-faulty breaks and sticky pedals in the car.

Consumers started noticing the features and as they confronted Toyota for these practices, Toyota didn't give an explanation for the handling of the situation. They didn't think it was a big deal and they didn't think they would ever get caught. Toyota said they were doing a better job, and they were only sorry after they got caught. Eventually they won the confidence back from consumers. Toyota was well aware of the complaints and concerns and they still did not admit to it.