Toyota Recalls Certain Vehicles for Power Window Master Switch October 21, 2015 TORRANCE, Calif., Oct. 20, 2015 – Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. today announced that it is conducting a safety ...

TOKYO Toyota Motor Corp. is recalling 7.43 million vehicles in the U.S., Japan, Europe and elsewhere around the world for a faulty power-window switch — the latest, massive quality woes for ...

This Toyota Camry hybrid might be far more exciting than its beige exterior implies, as it could suffer from a window-switch ailment that has forced the auto giant to recall some 6.7 million cars ...

Toyota Motor Corp said on Wednesday it would recall 6.5 million vehicles globally to fix a defect in the power window switch in models including the Yaris/Vitz subcompact, Corolla, Camry and others.

This woman nearly had to pay $750 dollars for a car repair, but this mechanic was able to fix her issue for next to nothing with a simple hack. If you’re a Toyota owner, listen up. Mechanics are ...

Toyota Motor Corp. is recalling 7.43 million vehicles worldwide over a faulty power-window switch — the latest, massive quality woes for Japan's top automaker.

Toyota Motor is recalling 6.5 million vehicles world-wide over power-window switches at risk of fire, the auto maker said Wednesday, the latest in a series of similar recalls involving around 14 ...

See, if you roll both of the Supra's windows all the way down, and you drive faster than 35 mph, you're greeted by some of the loudest, most intense wind buffeting I've ever experienced in a car ...

Reports of 2007 Toyota RAV4 and Camry electrical fires coming from their front power window switches prompt a NHTSA investigation. Read more ...

This will go down in automotive history as one of the weirdest automotive recalls of all time. Japanese car giant Toyota is voluntarily recalling 6.5 million cars globally — including up to 300,000 in ...

Toyota Australia is recalling almost 300,000 Australian-delivered vehicles due to a sticky power window master switch. The Australian recall is part of a global number of 7.4 million affected.