RENEE MONTAGNE, host: NPR's business news starts with an update on Toyota.</s>RENEE MONTAGNE, host: A government investigation into those runaway Toyotas has not found evidence that the cars' electronic system was at fault. The world's largest carmaker recalled over nine million cars earlier this year after complaints about sudden acceleration. Investigators from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration did find problems with the vehicles' floor mats and sticky accelerators. But its report said driver error was to blame for some of the accidents previously attributed to problems with the electronic throttle.
A government investigation into runaway Toyotas has not found evidence that the cars' electronic system was at fault. Toyota recalled more than 9 million cars earlier this year after complaints about sudden acceleration. Investigators from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration did find problems with the vehicles' floor mats and sticky accelerators.