Toyota Motor Co. announced Tuesday that it was suspending sales and halting production of eight mode

The Pontiac Vibe, made by General Motors Co. in conjunction with Toyota, has also been recalled and will be removed from service by Enterprise Holdings, which operates the Alamo Rent A Car, Enterprise Rent-A-Car and National Car Rental chains.
Toyota Motor Co. announced Tuesday that it was suspending sales and halting production of eight models following last week's recall to repair hotels on the san antonio riverwalk sticking gas pedals that could make the cars and trucks accelerate without warning.
Avis Budget hotels on the san antonio riverwalk Group Inc. said that it is immediately removing about 20,000 Toyotas from its rental hotels on the san antonio riverwalk fleets in the U.S., Canada and Puerto hotels on the san antonio riverwalk Rico. Separately, Hertz Corp. said it would temporarily stop renting vehicles involved in the recall.
The Pontiac Vibe is affected by the recall because it was a joint venture product with Toyota, with the same engineering, products and manufacturing as Toyota vehicles. GM has since discontinued the line and the entire Pontiac lineup.
Shares of Avis rose 16 cents to close at $11.53 Wednesday. Hertz shares added 27 cents to end at $11.01. Toyota shares fell $7.01, or 8.1 percent, to close at $79.77 and dropped 27 cents in after-hours hotels on the san antonio riverwalk trading.