Article re-cap
- The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has announced a recall of certain Hino 700 Series trucks in South Africa due to a defect affecting the fuel pump housing.
- Owners are advised to visit authorised Toyota dealerships for inspection and repair, where repairs will be carried out at no cost to consumers.
- This is the second major recall issued by the NCC in recent weeks, following a recall of over 6,500 Toyota and Lexus vehicles for safety reasons.
- The NCC's spokesperson, Pheto Ntaba, highlighted that the recalls were initiated by Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM).
- Owners are advised to contact [email protected] with any questions or concerns regarding this recall.
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has announced a recall of certain Hino 700 Series trucks in South Africa, following Toyota South Africa Motors’ notification of a defect affecting the fuel pump housing.
Hino 700 Series vehicles sold between September 10, 2024, and December 10, 2024, are affected by this recall. The NCC has urged owners to visit authorised Toyota dealerships for inspection and repair.
Affected vehicle models include the Hino 700 series, with repairs carried out at no cost to consumers. A new fuel pump will be fitted where necessary.
This is the second major recall issued by the National Consumer Commission (NCC) in recent weeks, following a recall of over 6,500 Toyota and Lexus vehicles for safety reasons.
The NCC’s spokesperson, Pheto Ntaba, highlighted that the recalls were initiated by Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM).
Owners are advised to contact [email protected] with any questions or concerns regarding this recall.
This recall underscores the importance of regularly inspecting vehicles and adhering to manufacturer recommendations for optimal safety.
Frequently asked questions
When was the Hino 700 Series truck recall announced?
The Hino 700 Series truck recall was announced by the National Consumer Commission (NCC) in recent weeks, following a defect affecting the fuel pump housing of certain vehicles sold between September 10, 2024, and December 10, 2024.
What are the affected vehicle models?
The Hino 700 series is the affected vehicle model in this recall. Owners of these vehicles should visit authorised Toyota dealerships for inspection and repair where repairs will be carried out at no cost to consumers.
Who initiated the recalls?
The recalls were initiated by Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) and have been supported by the National Consumer Commission (NCC).
What is the expected outcome of this recall?
This recall aims to ensure optimal safety for affected vehicle owners. The NCC urges all owners to visit authorised Toyota dealerships for inspection and repair, where repairs will be carried out at no cost.
How can I contact the National Consumer Commission (NCC) with any questions or concerns?
Owners are advised to contact [email protected] with any questions or concerns regarding this recall. The NCC's spokesperson, Pheto Ntaba, highlighted that these recalls were initiated by Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM).
What is the significance of this recall in relation to other recalls issued by the NCC?
This recall is part of a series of safety measures taken by the National Consumer Commission (NCC) in recent weeks, following a recall of over 6,500 Toyota and Lexus vehicles for safety reasons. The NCC's spokesperson, Pheto Ntaba, emphasized that these recalls were initiated by Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM).
Source: iol.co.za