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The Japanese auto giant will recall 277,074 passenger cars of eight models, including the Crown luxury sedan, produced in Japan between September 1999 and October 2004, the automaker said.
Toyota said the recall was aimed at exchanging parts used in the fuel control system and pipes, which may cause fuel leaks.
The company will also recall 120,406 cars of various models due to malfunction of fuel pumps, and 74,347 cars to change defective parts in the steering system.
Toyota said it had exported some 680 other cars with similar troubles to more than five countries, including Australia, South America and China.
The automaker is ready to exchange defective parts free of charge within the scope of regulations in each of those countries, a company spokesman said.
Toyota, which is on course to overtake US giant General Motors this year as the world’s top selling automaker, announced several large recalls last year, prompting a renewed push by executives to resolve quality issues.
The Japanese automaker also recalled more than half a million pickup and sport utility vehicles in the United States in January of this year.
Toyota was last year instructed by Japan’s transport ministry to improve its operations after local police alleged that the company knowingly failed to respond to a defect in a sports utility vehicle.
The automaker later submitted to the government a plan to improve its system for recalling defective vehicles following the rare official rebuke.
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