Another recall for Toyota; does not affect NZ
Toyota has announced yet another recall, this time on late model Corollas, but it does not affect vehicles sold in New Zealand.
Paul Carroll, general manager of after aales for Toyota New Zealand, says no Corollas in New Zealand – including Japanese imports – are fitted with the electronic control module used in the US market.
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Auctions have become an excuse for some dealers to avoid consumer protection obligations says TradeMe in its submission to the current review of consumer law.
The Motor Vehicle Disputes Tribunal (MVDT) handled 245 applications in the year to the end of June, and the majority went in favour of the buyer.
North Harbour Hyundai has been upgraded to the brand’s ‘Elite’ level, with a makeover of the dealership completed yesterday.







