Toyota Recall - Information & Updates

The Toyota C-HR is the subject of a fresh recall, with 14,480 units of the small SUV built between 2019 and 2023 recalled for a potential fire risk.

It’s been a three-row SUV family favourite for generations with a hard won reputation for space, reliability and performance on- and off-road. But now the current 300 Series version of the Toyota LandCruiser (and its Lexus LX sibling) has been recalled for a potential fault in one of the modules controlling its 10-speed automatic transmission.

In a statement reminiscent of a Clarke and Dawe skit from the early 1990s, Toyota Australia has issued a recall for more than 30,000 Kluger SUVs after it was found that there’s a risk that the front might fall off - or some of it, at least.

Toyota has recalled 1271 Corolla sedan hybrids and Corolla Cross SUVs built between 2023 and 2024 due to a manufacturing defect that may cause a loss of steering control. Affected variants include the Corolla Cross hybrid (Atmos, GX, GXL), Corolla Cross petrol (Atmos, GX, GXL) and Corolla sedan hybrid (Ascent, Sport, SX). The recall notice, lodged with the Australian Government’s recall regulator, reads: “due to a manufacturing defect, cracks may develop in the upper universal joint of the steering intermediate shaft assembly. “Over time, these cracks can widen due to repeated stress and can lead to a loss of steering control.” In extreme cases, the recall notice said a loss of steering on affected vehicles could increase the risk of severe injury or death to vehicle occupants and/or other road users. Owners of affected vehicles will be contacted by a Toyota representative directly who will arrange a time to have the steering intermediate shaft replaced, free of charge. To check whether your vehicle has been impacted, you can search your VIN number on the Australian Government's Vehicle Recalls website. Alternatively, you can visit the Toyota website to find a local dealer or call 1800 987 366 for further information.

In May this year Toyota Motor Sales USA issued a recall notice covering in excess of 100,000 vehicles; specifically twin-turbo V6 petrol-powered versions of the Toyota Tundra full-size pick-up and Lexus LX600 luxury three-row SUV from 2022-2023.

Toyota has announced a recall for a large group of Corolla Cross small SUVs affected by a defect which could result in the car rolling away when parked.

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