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Toyota's Recall Affects Five Countries

Tuesday, October 18, 2005 9:04:18 PM

TOKYO (AP) - Toyota Motor Corp., Japan's top automaker, said Wednesday its largest recall ever affects cars in Japan, Australia, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia, but declined to detail how much it will cost.

Toyota spokeswoman Ai Ishitoya said the company was not detailing costs of the recall or giving repair estimates. She said an electrical defect could cause the headlights to fail, but that the problem only affected cars with right-hand steering.

Autos in the United States were not included in the recall, she said.


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