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Toyota may spend $0.616 billion on US recalls
Wed, Oct 21, 2009
AFP

TOKYO, JAPAN - Japan's Toyota Motor Corp may spend about 40 billion yen ($0.616billion) on recalling 3.8 million cars sold in the U.S. after a fatal accident due to a defect that may cause floor mats to jam accelerator pedals, the Tokyo Shimbun newspaper reported on Wednesday.

While the company is now urging the owners of the vehicles to remove floor mats, it is considering recalling the cars and fixing accelerator pedals, the paper reported.

 

 
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