Toyota & Lexus Recall 2025: Is Your Vehicle Affected?

Toyota & Lexus Recall 2025 Is Your Vehicle Affected

🚨 Toyota & Lexus Recall Alert: Is Your Vehicle Affected?

Toyota has issued a new recall affecting 1,700 vehicles, following concerns that previous recall repairs may not have been done correctly. If you own a Toyota Corolla, Highlander, Tacoma, or certain Lexus models, you need to act fast to ensure your safety and that of your passengers.

📌 Which Toyota & Lexus Vehicles Are Affected?

Toyota & Lexus Recall 2025 Is Your Vehicle Affected

The recall impacts the following Toyota and Lexus models:

✅ Toyota Vehicles:

Corolla
Corolla Cross
Corolla Cross Hybrid
Highlander
Highlander Hybrid
Tacoma

✅ Lexus Vehicles:

NX 250
NX 350
RX 350

These are some of Toyota and Lexus’ most popular vehicles, making this recall critical for many drivers. 🚗⚠️

🔍 Why Are These Vehicles Being Recalled?

🔸 Toyota previously recalled these vehicles due to airbag sensor issues.
🔸 Dealerships may have incorrectly inspected or repaired the problem.
🔸 This could cause airbags to malfunction in a collision.
🔸 The airbag warning light may fail to illuminate, leaving drivers unaware of the risk.

🚨 This is a serious safety concern—drivers must take action immediately! 🚨

📞 How to Check If Your Car Is Affected

🔎 Use your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to check for recalls:

➡️ Toyota Owners: Toyota.com/recall
➡️ Lexus Owners: Lexus.com/recall
➡️ National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA): nhtsa.gov/recalls

📞 Toyota Recall Hotline: (800) 331-4331
📞 Lexus Recall Hotline: (800) 255-3987

🚗 What Should You Do?

✅ If your vehicle is listed, contact your dealership immediately.
✅ Schedule a free recall repair as soon as possible.
✅ Do not ignore the recall—it could save lives.

This recall was officially announced on January 29, 2025, so act now to stay safe on the road.

⚠️ Final Reminder: Don’t Take Risks with Airbags!

Toyota and Lexus vehicles are known for reliability and safety, but this recall is critical. Even if you had a previous repair, it may not have been done correctly.

💬 Do you own an affected vehicle? Let us know in the comments if you’ve scheduled your recall appointment!

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