Toyota Corolla to be Investigated because of Dangerous Steering Problems

After the recent recall of the Prius, Sai, and Lexus HS250h due to braking problems and the recall of the RAV4, Corolla, Matrix, Avalon, Camry, Highlander, Tundra and Sequoia due to acceleration problems now there are multiple complaints about steering problems with the Toyota Corolla. 

The steering problems with the Corolla that consumers have been complaining about have caused the feds to start an investigation to find out if a recall needs to be issued for this set of cars also.  The complaints they have received are mostly about the car feeling like it is on black ice, hydroplaning or driving in high winds when the car is driven over 40 m.p.h.  The consumers have said that in order to keep their Corolla's from swirving from left to right and right to left they have to firmly grip the steering wheel with two hands in order to keep the wheel straight.

So far the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has received over 80 complaints about the Corolla and its steering problems.  So far all of the complaints have been about the 2009 and 2010 Toyota Corollas. 

The NHTSA is currently investigating the problems and will continue to investigate until it is determined if a recall should be issued or not. 

If you are having issues with steering your Toyota Corolla similar to the issues described above you should contact the NHTSA and make them aware of the issue you are having and they will be albe to further instruct you on what to do to resolve the issue.