Summary
- Toyota is undergoing an NHTSA recall involving 105K vehicles with the V35A 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 in the Tundra and Lexus LX600 SUVs
- The Automaker’s reputation is still strong, with the Toyota and Lexus brands leading scores in the J.D. Power Dependability study
- Toyota’s reputation for reliability continues to drive strong sales in North America
- Lexus hits best-ever first-half sales in its 35-year history
Toyota has long been synonymous with reliability and durability in the automotive world. From compact sedans to rugged pickup trucks and SUVs, the Japanese manufacturer is known for producing vehicles that stand the test of time, building a formidable reputation for quality that resonates with drivers globally.
Still, if you’re a Toyota enthusiast or an avid automotive newsreader like us, you’ve probably heard about a major Toyota recall affecting the V6 turbocharged engines in 100,000+ Tundra and Lexus SUVs. If not, we’ve got you covered; we’ll dive deep into the details in this article.
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