HUGE SCANDAL for JAPANESE car manufacturers | Car News
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HUGE SCANDAL for JAPANESE car manufacturers | Car News
Japan's transport ministry conducted a raid on Toyota's headquarters on Tuesday amidst a growing scandal over faulty safety data.
The world's largest car manufacturer has issued an apology for providing inaccurate or manipulated data for safety certification tests. In 2023, Toyota sold over 11 million passenger vehicles.
This scandal has rocked the Japanese automotive industry, with competitors Honda, Mazda, and Suzuki also admitting to submitting faulty data.
Last December, Toyota-owned Daihatsu shut down all its factories for over a month after admitting to falsifying safety tests. During this period, some cars were sold under the Toyota brand.
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Wow these Japanese car companies are trying to cut so many corners to save money in order to keep pace with the Chinese.
Notably these are not EVs which is where they have some considerable work to do. This is the part of the market that they dominate; everyday cars.
Toyota was found guilty of fraud because it submitted test data to Japan's Ministry of Transport( MLIT ) that showed a collision with a chassis weight of 1,800 kg, which is the international standard, when Japanese law requires that the chassis weight be 1,200 kg, in rear-end collision tests, which violated Japanese law.
@@user-ci8gz3ch8i is this gross vs kerb weight?
@@infinitebeing1119 No,
The weight of the [ dolly ] used for the crash test.
Blimey! Who'd have thought? Don't know who to trust in the automotive world these days 😬 I don't reckon it'll change the minds of the hardcore Japanese fans, but it makes you wonder how many times stuff like this has happened in the past and never been picked up 🤔 Nice video Jim, thanks for highlighting it 👍🏼
There probably all at it 🤷🏻♂️
It should affect their sales, I don't understand a company apology for something they have done on purpose. Just disgusting childish behaviour but hey thats the world we seem to live in anyway 😢
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I agree but after VW group, Daihatsu (Toyota) now Toyota themselves, Honda and the rest I can't feel trust for any.
German, Japanese, Chinese, French or whatever this taints the lot for me.
Won't affect how I change cars, i.e. to meet my needs and circumstances:- Accessibility, comfort, reasonable reliability, looks, cost and running costs etc.
In Europe do cars not go through a separate NCAP testing anyway? I don't think the UK market at least has anything to worry about if that is the case
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Exactly Euro NCAP independently test cars and there are similar tests done in other markets including in Japan with JNCAP.
You forgot about dieselgate? EU and UK companies has even bigger possibly of committing these scandals. At one point you can trust Japanese manufacturer but can't a Western manufacturer. And also remember the Porsche..
This isn't the first safety related incident originating from a Japanes company - seach Takata seatbelts and airbags scandal.
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How long has this been going on I wonder? Sloppy all round if the testers never flagged previously.
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I work at Toyota in Derbyshire and they were obsessed with quality at every stage of the build. That was 15 years ago how times have changed.
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It's definitely a huge blow to the reputation of those Japanese manufacturers (including Yamaha motorbike actually). According to one of the news reports, Toyota falsified data during impact tests. Mazda modified the code of the engine control programme during the test for two manufacturing models (ND MX-5 RF & Mazda 2) and changed the impact sensor of airbags to time-triggering during safety test in 3 post-manufacturing models. Mazda explained it was due to miscommunication in the administrative process. It was claimed that Mazda has rerun the tests and confirmed there were no safety issues. Honda falsified results in noise tests in 22 post-manufacturing models. Suzuki was found falsifying results in breaking system tests.
The press conferences of Toyota and Mazda got the main spotlight. You will find full length Toyota's conference (1.5 hours) in Japanese on RUclips. It seemed the scandal had been in investigation last December, including Daihatsu as well.
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Sad but sort of unsurprising, will be forgotten very quickly….BTW having a good day thanks, same to you 😊
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Sign of the times I think
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If all we've got to worry about is the Yaris Cross, and they'll be upping their game from now on... I'd say we got away quite lightly 🤔
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👍👍👍. Thank you Jim
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Shocking 😳
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Why aren’t insurers really heavily loading premiums on these brands until the correct test data is widely published?
I dare say they will on any affected models.
Great Share !!
I believe this will have consequences for sale, but the actual impact depends on the nature of each falsification and how severe they are.
I have a Japan citybug myself (Toyota Aygo 1st Gen 2013) and I still trust Toyota and Honda up until 2018 , I haven't read reviews on the newer cars so not sure if they've been fiddled with or not.
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Great video
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The legacy car manufacturers in Europe, Japan and USA really are struggling to compete with the transition to electric. To me it looks like they are circling around the plughole, we'll see.
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And funnily enough the mainstream motoring press has said NOTHING advertising revenues at risk ?
It’s on BBC and Sky but I haven’t seen anything in the car mags
Been years since i had a Toyota, the two I had were well kitted out and totally reliable but fairly mundane. Now at last a bit of excitement from Toyota 😂.
Wonder what other car manufacturers are at it? Doubt we will ever know.
I’m sure they’re not the only ones
My Camry hybrid with less than 60000 km on the clock has developed rear absorber noise. Is it normal?
Depends what kind of surfaces it’s been driving over. Speak to your dealership 👍
Unbelievable scenes, even the Japanese giants choosing profit over integrity… 🤷♂️
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Totally disappointing when you said Toyota I expected from other manufacturers but not from the Japanese absolutely disappointing.
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I would will continue to buy Toyota, reliable, well built and dependable! The Germans have been cutting costs and quality for the last 20 years !
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I always find it interesting the hate people have for VW over the emissions scandal. I would feel more pist over this as safty is a genuine concern for many especially those with kids in the car. The VW thing didn't really bother me as my tax was cheap during the ownership period I had the car,it was only the government that was really cheated
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On my second Honda after the keeping the first one for 8 years with no issues. The newer one is significantly worse in build quality and has been back to Honda twice within the first 12,000 miles. Korean for me next
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Personally it wouldn't bother me.
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The Toyota fan-boys will still probably buy their cars. Personally, in view of their anti-EV lobbying, I wouldn’t touch their products with a barge pole.
Ok
There have been several safety issues with Japanese cars, people just ignore them
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I’d only go for Nissan myself.
They’re more French than Japanese these days
If you actually look at the detail of this "scandal" its actually a non story in the real world. In fact it looks like they have been over testing their cars in the case of Toyota using dollies that were heavier than needed! In the case of Honda and Mazda it is not even crash safety related at all - engine data related that means nothing in reality. Now I've actually learned more about this, I couldn't care less. Japanese cars will continue to be my default choice.
The story is pretty valid. Car manufacturers cheating tests is a big deal. I couldn’t have given a toss about the results in the VW scandal but huge corporations shouldn’t be fiddling results. I’d still buy a Toyota too.
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Not saying it isn't a valid story but when you look at what they've done it has no bearing in terms of safety and quality in reality for the very few mostly domestic market cars involved. A scandal for government bureaucrats only me thinks...
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Japanese don’t cut corners. Best manufacturers by miles .
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If Japanese can do this, then Trusting Western companies is out of question. Especially when UK and EU companies has a very bad reputation filled with scandals. Don't forget the dieslegate, and it was just one case.
I mentioned it in this video so I assume that will jog a few memories.
Honda will always be my no1 choice, nothings changed here for me.
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@Lammys_Dram It's not much of a scandal at all if you go into the details! In Honda's case it was related to engine noise tests. I would buy another Honda or any other Japanese car tomorrow.
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This wouldn’t happen if the accountants and greens were t involved and running the companies
Not much chance of accountants not being involved in the run I guess of a company that sold 13m cars last year realistically
For me, It just confirmed what i have thought for a few years, and Japanese cars have lost their way. Now cutting corners to save money caused by their reluctance to embrace new technology . Sad
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so sad for toyota fan boys and japanese fan boys. haha
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As a JDM fanboy it changes nothing for me.
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@@richardbrown3861 well played Champ 👍👍👍