Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A Toyota Motor Corp. accident expert told jurors that tire marks prove the 2006 Camry at the center of a $20 million unintended acceleration trial came to rest before the driver sped away from a 2009 crash in Upland, supporting the automaker's theory that Noriko Uno was responsible for her own death.
"It would have come to a stop going rearward for at least a short amount of tim...
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