Toyota asks employees, dealers for help in restoring trust

TOYOTA, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. executives, including President Akio Toyoda (second from L), address a meeting at the automaker's head office in the city of Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, on March 5, 2010. Toyoda asked employees, dealers, and auto parts makers for their cooperation in restoring customers' trust, which has been battered by a recent spate of recalls worldwide.

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