Toyota issues recall for 119 Camrys in India
Toyota's recall session in India this year started with the Innova and now its flagship, the Camry follows suit. 119 units of the Camry which were manufactured between March and July 2011 are being recalled. These cars were made in Japan and Toyota says there could be a possible defect with the front suspension. This recall is part of the global recall for the Camry which has affected around 1.7 lakh units worldwide.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM), the Indian subsidiary of the Japanese giant, will be contacting customers of the 119 units individually and replacing the faulty part free of charge. It is being said that the suspension has a faulty ball joint which may result in the driver losing control over the vehicle. TKM confirms that, so far, there have been no complaints received regarding this issue from Indian customers. The replacement work will be completed in approximately two hours.
Cetain units of the Toyota Camry recalled in India
| As a part of a global recall announced by Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC), Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) today announced a recall campaign in India. The recall campaign will cover a total of 119 units sold in India and manufactured in Japan between March 2011 July 2011. The recall has been announced due to a possible defect in the front suspension. Customers will be contacted by the authorized Toyota dealers. The vehicle repair, if necessary, will be done free of cost. The repairs are expected to be carried out in approximately 2 hours. No complaints have been received in India so far. However, the company is conducting this recall as a part of the Voluntary Recall code. The company regrets the inconvenience caused and seeks customer's cooperation and understanding during this time. TKM is committed to do their best in assisting you through this activity. Please call our customer care centre @ toll - free no. 1800-425-0001 for any query or assistance. | |
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