Toyota Rush
The Rush is an SUV model manufactured by Toyota, and has a capacity for five people, making it a smaller SUV than some of the other vehicles in its class. However, even though it is smaller than some other SUVs, it retains a considerable risk of rollover. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) generally rates the overall safety of such vehicles, to give potential consumers facts about safety risks for things like rollover accidents, but it has not rated the Toyota Rush. However, if you buy the Toyota Rush, and you are involved in a rollover accident because of some vehicular flaw, Toyota may owe you compensation.
If you or someone you love has suffered injury in a car accident involving a rollover in a Toyota Rush, contact the experienced SUV rollover attorneys of the Willis Law Firm by calling 800-883-9858 to discuss your legal position and the possible merits of legal action.
What Increases Rollover Risk?
When designing and building a vehicle, its stability has to be taken solidly into account. There are a number of different flaws that could increase the risk of a rollover accident, and automakers must be alert to their presence so that they do not produce and sell a dangerous vehicle. The following may increase a vehicle’s rollover risk:
- Design errors bearing on weight distribution and center of gravity
- Manufacturing errors
- Prescribing improper tires or other replacement parts
- Faulty or malfunctioning parts
Contact Us
If you or someone you know has been injured in a rollover car accident involving a Toyota Rush, contact the qualified SUV rollover lawyers of the Willis Law Firm at 800-883-9858 today to learn more about your legal rights and options.