Tens of thousands of Toyota SUVs are subject to a sizeable recall due to a faulty tow hitch cover that may increase the ...
The automaker has recalled 43,395 of its 2023-2024 Sequoia Hybrids in the US after identifying a potential issue with the vehicles' tow hitches. A tow hitch is a device on the rear of a car used ...
Toyota has issued a recall for some vehicles because of a risk of the tow hitch cover detaching. Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing recalled some 2023-2024 Sequoia Hybrid vehicles that have ...
A tow hitch or trailer hitch is a small, metal piece that can be added to the back of a car. It allows one to tow trailers and more behind their car. As noted by Kelley Blue Book, not all hitches ...
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Toyota is recalling more than 45,000 large SUVs in North America because of a tow hitch cover that could come loose from the rear bumper, posing a potential road hazard and increasing the risk of ...
The Japanese automaker recalled 43,395 2023-2024 Sequoia Hybrids sold in the US after identifying a risk with the vehicles’ tow hitches. Toyota has recalled its 2023-2024 Sequoia Hybrid vehicles ...
The recall specifically targets 2023-2024 Sequoia Hybrids in the US, where a potential issue with the tow hitches has been identified. According to Toyota, the affected vehicles come equipped with ...
Toyota is recalling more than 43,000 Sequoia hybrid SUVs over concerns the tow hitch covers could fall off. The tow hitch covers could "potentially become a road hazard, potentially increasing the ...
Toyota has recalled over 43,000 Sequoia Hybrids (2023-2024) due to a faulty tow hitch cover that may detach and pose a crash risk. Affected drivers are advised to visit a dealer for a free tow ...
Toyota’s latest recall affects 43,400 examples of its Sequoia SUV and involves an issue with the resin tow-hitch cover. Related: More Toyota News Affected vehicles include model-year 2023-24 ...
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