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♪ ♪ potential problems with your little red corvette. general motors recalling 40,000 of the iconic cars over a possible steering problem. repeated readjustments of the tilting and telescoping steering wheel could mess up the electronic stability control. it applies to 2005 and 2006 vets. >> walmart is writing a big check to settle a hass douse waste investigation in california. $27.6 million, all of the company's california stores allegedly dump stuff like fertilizer, paint and pesticides in the wrong places. there are 236 stores and distribution centers in the state. it ends the five-y...

It's already stopped selling the 2010 gx 460. and it reports it's debating whether to recall it. "consumer reports" indicate the test drive of the suv found a problem with stability control that could cause a rollover. toyota reports it's trying to duplicate those tests to figure out what went wrong. still a few hours left to file your taxes. all this week we have been showing you how the government spends your money. tonight, a look at how it may be able to save you some cash. and it's your chance to vote in our online poll. should the mom who sent her 7-year-old son -- adoptive son back to r...

Oversee safety with six and such, this car was approved and okay under their eyesight, an independent agency, consumer reports, does this and now you can't purchase it for safety reasons. >> yeah, nhtsa actually doesn't test these luxury cars, high-end cars. they allow the automakers to do the test under their own guidelines. if there is a problem like this, then they go ahead and do their own testing, which they announced they would do yesterday as well. so within 24 hours the government also mobilized on this. >> this vehicle retails starting price of $50,000. that certainly puts it in the l...

All right. there's a new development involving toyota, and it's a new blow for toyota, which is still struggling to restore the trust of drivers after recalls involving 8 million vehicles. this time, though, the concern is focused on a luxury suv from its lexus division. brian todd is working this story for us. and it involves a "consumer reports" don't-buy rating. >> right. >> but now there's a new development apparently. >> there is, wolf, the associated press reporting that toyota is going to temporarily stop selling this model, the lexus gs-40 after this rating was issued. this rating is r...

Need to be teszing these vehicles for everyday possibility that consumers would run into before letting that car released to the consumer. "consumer reports" will do everything the average consumer will drive. when they've have problems on their test track they report them. they have no pressures either way so they have no reason but to tell the truth. for you as a consumer you need to test drive these cars in your everyday world. if you're having these problems, lexus needs to repair them. if that means repairing the stability control, repairing how the computer works in conjunction with the ...