Toyota, GM Recall 662,093 Corolla, Matrix, Vibe Cars
April 10th, 2008 by admin
More than 700,0000 General Motors and Toyota vehicles have been recalled across North America due to defective bolts in the power-window system.
The recall also included a large number of Toyotas built in Cambridge, Ont.
About 50,000 Canadian and 539,500 U.S. owners of Corolla compact cars and Matrix crossovers, from the 2003-2004 model years, were notified by Toyota, regarding the need for free repairs.
Moreover, GM said it recalled 123,000 Pontiac Vibe models assembled via a joint venture with Toyota in California.
Close to 630,000 Noah and Voxy minivans, from the 2001-2007 model years, were also recalled by Toyota in Japan, to fix a flaw that could lead to cracks in fuel tanks.
A company spokesperson said the current problem originated with defective bolts from a supplier, adding that they have now been redesigned.
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