ADESA Complies with NAAA's Recommendation to Halt Sales of Certain Recalled Toyota Vehicles
CARMEL, IN — ADESA announced it is complying with the recommendation of the National Auto Auction Association (NAAA) to temporarily suspend sales of certain models of Toyota vehicles involved in a recall for sticking accelerator pedals.
CARMEL, IN — ADESA announced it is complying with the recommendation of the National Auto Auction Association (NAAA) to temporarily suspend sales of certain models of Toyota vehicles involved in a recall for sticking accelerator pedals.
“Toyota has been a long-standing customer, and we will work closely with Toyota’s management to resolve this issue,” said ADESA President and CEO Tom Caruso. “For the safety of our employees and our customers, we have instructed all of our auction locations throughout North America to halt the sales of the affected vehicles at this time.”
For a complete list of recalled vehicles, see Toyota’s Web site. Currently, a timeframe for resolving this recall has not been announced.
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