Toyota Recalls Over 440,000 Vehicles.

Toyota has announced a significant recall affecting over 440,000 vehicles due to critical issues in the transmission and fuel systems. This recall encompasses several models manufactured between September 2006 and October 2008, including the Corolla Fielder, Sai, HS250h hybrid, and Isis minivan.

🚨 What’s the Issue?

The primary concern lies in a design flaw within the transmission system. A rubber component may deteriorate, leading to oil leaks and potential clutch failure, which could cause the vehicle to stall or lose acceleration. Additionally, certain models like the Sai and HS250h hybrids have fuel pump issues that might result in fuel leaks, posing fire hazards. The Isis minivan also faces risks due to improperly attached fuel pipe parts.

🛠️ Affected Models

Corolla Fielder (Sept 2006 – Oct 2008)

Sai Hybrid (June 2009 – Aug 2013)

Lexus HS250h Hybrid (June 2009 – Aug 2013)

Isis Minivan (May 2009 – Sept 2009)

📢 Toyota’s Response

Toyota has acknowledged 74 reported cases where vehicles either failed to start or couldn’t accelerate properly. Fortunately, no accidents have been reported. The company is urging owners of the affected models to visit authorized dealerships for inspections and necessary repairs at no cost.

🔍 What Should Owners Do?

If you own any of the mentioned models, it’s crucial to check if your vehicle is part of the recall. Visit Toyota’s official recall website or contact your local dealership with your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) for confirmation.

🌐 Stay Informed

For more details and updates on this recall, visit Toyota’s official press release.