Popular car brand Toyota has issued a major recall on 50,000 cars following safety concerns. Drivers have been urged to visit their local dealer in case they are at risk
Toyota are recalling 50,000 of its cars following concerns of safety issues which could result in a crash.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has named the Corolla Cross Hybrid as the specific make that is experiencing some problems with its breaking system.
Drivers have been urged to visit their local Toyota dealership to check whether they are at risk. Staff will run updates on the car’s programs to ensure that it is safe to drive.
It explained: “In certain situations, during brake application when turning a corner, a driver may temporarily experience a hard brake pedal that can cause the stopping distance to be more than expected. This can increase the risk of a crash.”
According to the alert, the recall only includes the vehicles that were made from June 2022 to September 2024.
Toyota said: “For all involved vehicles, Toyota dealers will update the programming of the skid control ECU software for the brake actuator, free of charge. Owners of involved vehicles will be notified by late November 2024.”
It comes just after Toyota recalled 43,395 of its 2023-2024 Sequoia Hybrids in the US after detecting a possible problem with the vehicles’ tow hitches. The brand said: “The subject vehicles are equipped with a resin tow hitch cover held in place by molded clips to the rear bumper.
“Due to the design of the attachment structure between the tow hitch cover and bumper, there may be insufficient retention of the cover.”
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