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Toyota to recall 600,000 cars in Japan: Filing

Tōkyō : Japan | Oct 20, 2010 at 11:13 PM PDT
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Toyota Motor Corp will recall more than 600,000 cars in Japan including the high-end Crown sedan and Lexus IS and GS models for three separate defects, some of which overlap across models. In a filing with Japan's transport ministry, Toyota said 11 models were covered in one or both of the defects, involving... FULL ARTICLE AT Daily News & Analysis
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