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Lexus Planning Recall of Flagship Sedan

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Bloomberg News is reporting that Lexus will recall 3,800 LS models in the U.S., including the LS 460, LS 460 L, LS 600h and LS 600h L, for an unspecified steering issue. The report says that the wheels don’t return to the original position fast enough after making a turn, but we’re not sure what that involves. The recall will affect an additional 7,700 Lexus sedans outside the U.S.
 
A Lexus spokesperson in Japan said it was both a mechanical and software problem. There was also no mention of model years or build dates for the recalled vehicles. Lexus has sold 3,967 LS models for the year through April. We’ll update this post as soon as we learn more.

Toyota Prepares to Recall 11,500 Lexus Cars Globally (Bloomberg)
 

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