toyota recall models affected
January 28, 2010 by USA Post
toyota recall models affected,USsPost.com,Toyota to recall spreads in China, and SUV affected 75,552
Toyota Motor Corp. (TM) quality concerns in the United States have spread to China, with the potential to accelerate the payment of pedal defect recall of 75,552 sports RAV4 – SUV sold in the East Asian countries.
The recall is likely to distort the Japanese auto industry and images in this country, which auto makers have come to rely on growth, which exceeded last year in the United States to be the world’s largest car market.
Earlier this week, Toyota ceased sales of the most popular models in the United States on safety concerns. It had summoned the millions of cars in the United States last week after increasing reports of unintended acceleration.
I remember in China due to the same platform acceleration problem, which affects vehicles the United States and China, said spokesman based in New Yu said Thursday. Company had not received any complaints or reports of injuries related to the defect here, he said.
He declined to comment on how the recall would affect the profitability of companies in China.
Toyota is a big player in China’s passenger car market, with sales rising by 21% in 2009 compared to the previous year to 709,000 units. And RAV4, along with the Corolla and Camry sedans, and helped to increase sales, said in a statement earlier.
Toyota RAV4 vehicles provided in a joint venture with China FAW Group Corp, between March / March 19, 2009, and January 25, the company said. He said that the Chinese company could not immediately be reached for comment. I recall is effective Feb. 28.
Toyota to recall the global impact in eight models, including Corollas and Camry. However, the automobile industry does not expect to mention other models in China for this imbalance, said Niu, as part of the problem was only used in RAV4s.
On Thursday, Toyota and the scourge of public relations in China. The effect of the massive recall in August, when he referred to nearly 700,000 Toyota cars here because of the faulty window, control systems. It has also had to recall in China Camry sedans to the problem of the brakes.
Although Toyota has a large share of the market in China, reported sales last year, which has lagged behind its competitors.
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Overall Motor ‘s sales rose 67% to 1.83 million units in 2009. Sales in China’s overall car market grew by 46% to 13.6 million units, according to data released by the China Association for the automotive industry.
Menu is with the demand to stop on the sale of additional new models selected. If you own a Camry, Corolla and Tundra vehicles, you need to see this menu. Always, check with your local retailer to obtain updates and corrections.
Toyota has issued the following statement:
“Help ensure the safety of our customers and to restore confidence in Toyota is very important to our company. This action is necessary pending the completion of treatment. We make every effort to address this situation for our customers as soon as possible.”
Toyota had informed traders to stop all the current sales of these vehicles. I recall is the result of last week announced a comprehensive state and tied to throttle the thorny problem faced by the company this year.
Toyota’s recall list includes a total of 8 cars over the past several years.
In addition, all sales of new cars from each of the models from 8 stopped on Tuesday. Koji Endo, an analyst with the automotive industry in Japan, advanced research, says the recall:
“He recalls in itself will not be a big problem for Toyota’s earnings, but the suspension of production and sales can have a significant impact, depending on how long they continue.”
January 21, and the number of cars affected by $ 2.3 million. Now
List:
Camry 2007 – present
RAV4, Corolla and Matrix 2009-2010
Sequoia 2008-2010
Tundra 2007-2010
Avalon 2005-2010
Highlander 2010
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