Toyota recalled about 145,000 SUVs over a glitch that could prevent an airbag from deploying in particular conditions.
Certain 2024 Grand Highlander and Lexus TX vehicles are included in the noncompliance recall.
SUVs Recalled Due to Failing Airbags
Driver-side window issue may prevent them from deploying in crashes.
June 21, 2024
The Japanese automaker was working to develop a fix for the issue. It plans to send owners recall notices in mid-August.
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Toyota
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Toyota said the driver-side “curtain shield” airbag may fail to deploy in a crash when the window next to the driver is down, resulting in added exposure to injury and failure to meet federal safety standards.
The Japanese automaker was working to develop a fix for the issue. It plans to send owners recall notices in mid-August.
Owners can visit Toyota’s recall page or the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration’s to check if their vehicles are included in the recall.
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