Toyota Recall Grows: 15,000 Klugers Added in Australia
Australia added 15,000 Klugers to the recall due to second-row seatbacks that may fail to lock, potentially causing passengers to recline unexpectedly.
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- SlashGearThe Scary Reason Behind Toyota's Rav4 Plug-In Hybrid Recall In October 2026
- Yahoo AutosAustralia adds 15,000 Toyota Klugers to recall as second-row seatbacks may not lock
“So your backseat passengers could lean back way too far! Check the notice and stop using it!”
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