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In Pictures: 'Toyota Prius Accident Investigation'

By James Wray Mar 17, 2010, 20:32 GMT

A wrecked Toyota Prius is photographed by a Toyota representive at the Harrison Police Department in New York, USA, 17 March 2010. Toyota recalled more than 8 million cars because their gas pedals could become stuck or be snagged by floor mats. In addition, the government is looking into complaints from at least 60 Toyota drivers who say they got their cars fixed and still had problems. EPA/PETER FOLEY

A wrecked Toyota Prius is photographed by a Toyota representive (L) at the Harrison Police Department in New York, USA, 17 March 2010. Toyota recalled more than 8 million cars because their gas pedals could become stuck or be snagged by floor mats. In addition, the government is looking into complaints from at least 60 Toyota drivers who say they got their cars fixed and still had problems. EPA/PETER FOLEY

A wrecked Toyota Prius is parked at the Harrison Police Department in New York, USA, 17 March 2010. Toyota recalled more than 8 million cars because their gas pedals could become stuck or be snagged by floor mats. In addition, the government is looking into complaints from at least 60 Toyota drivers who say they got their cars fixed and still had problems. EPA/PETER FOLEY

Toyota representatives along with representatives of the National Highway Traffic Saftey Administration (NHTSA) and local Police huddle after inspecting a crashed Toyota Prius at the Harrison Police Department in New York, USA, 17 March 2010. Toyota recalled more than 8 million cars because their gas pedals could become stuck or be snagged by floor mats. In addition, the government is looking into complaints from at least 60 Toyota drivers who say they got their cars fixed and still had problems. EPA/PETER FOLEY

Toyota representatives measure the front end of a wrecked Toyota Prius at the Harrison Police Department in New York, USA, 17 March 2010. Toyota recalled more than 8 million cars because their gas pedals could become stuck or be snagged by floor mats. In addition, the government is looking into complaints from at least 60 Toyota drivers who say they got their cars fixed and still had problems. EPA/PETER FOLEY

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