Daihatsu to recall 275,000 cars in Japan

Kolesar

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Thu Mar-11-10 07:26 AM
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Daihatsu to recall 275,000 cars in Japan

Source: BBC

Carmaker Daihatsu is recalling 274,551 vehicles in Japan because of a number of possible defects.

The company, a subsidiary of Toyota, said the recall affected its Hijet and Atrai mini-van models.

Daihatsu said the recall centred on a missing or loose suspension bolt, while other issues included the risk of loose fuel hoses or defective brake lights.

Toyota, which has a 51% stake in Daihatsu, is continuing to recall 8.5 million of its cars around the world.
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salib

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Thu Mar-11-10 08:09 AM
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1. So, exactly how did the Japanese not "roll over" in the "big game"?

Amazing hit job seems to be going on.

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Romulox

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Thu Mar-11-10 11:42 AM
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3. What part of "recalled in Japan" is giving you difficulty?

Or do you think "they" have infiltrated the Japanese government, too? :scared:

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WriteDown

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Thu Mar-11-10 11:54 AM
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4. Must be gremlins. nt

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Crowman1979

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Thu Mar-11-10 11:28 AM
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2. Is that a minivan or a clown car?

:spray: :rofl:

I'll stick with GM for my minivan needs.

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