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U.S. study blames mechanical problems for sudden-acceleration cases.

Toyota announced another recall today for 1.5 million of its vehicles. It's just the latest in a long list of recalls that have occurred this past year.

So many, in fact, that we wonder if car owners are still paying attention to all the details. Alisa Roth reports.

Appealing new lineups and Toyota's safety woes are giving US carmakers hope they can again thrive, albeit at sales levels a fraction of what they were a few years ago.  

The latest on the Senate vote to extend jobless benefits, new incentives from Toyota and other consumer-focused items from Wednesday's Times.

Toyota's new nationwide recalled vehicle assistance program, an in-depth look at e-book pricing and other consumer-focused items from The New York Times.

US carmakers were building momentum even before Toyota's recalls. Ford and GM now have an opportunity to solidify and extend their recent market-share gains.  

The recalled models are being repaired, but prices are softening -- creating tempting bargains.

Regulators came to doubt Toyota's commitment to addressing safety defects, and recent events have proved them right.

Toyota's rivals continue to offer trade-in incentives, a possible price revolt from e-book buyers and other consumer-focused items from Thursday's Times.

The number of lawsuits filed against the Japanese automaker mounts as lawyers reach out to car owners and their families in an effort to capitalize on the vehicles' defects.