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Steering issue to prompt Lexus recall
Wed, 19 May 2010Toyota is poised to recall nearly 4,000 Lexus luxury sedans in the United States, and 11,500 worldwide, to fix an issue with the car's steering. The recall will cover the Lexus LS, the flagship sedan of the Lexus lineup. The recall will also cover LS sedans sold in Japan, Europe and China.
Pebble Beach Debut For New Range Rover Sport SVR
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