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Toyota recall: 'We'll fix it free'
A faulty window switch has forced Toyota to recall at least 21,000 New Zealand vehicles as part of a worldwide recall affecting 7.43 million vehicles.
A faulty window switch has forced Toyota to recall at least 21,000 New Zealand vehicles as part of a worldwide recall affecting 7.43 million vehicles.
Daylight saving starts tomorrow morning. But the hour's sleep lost as we "spring forward" may be the least of some people's problems.
The roar of the crowd is likely to drown out the revving of the racers.
The Automobile Association says complaints back claims used-car dealers are illegally putting worn parts back into vehicles before selling them on.
The Government is calling for public submissions on streamlining the vehicle licensing system, but an industry analyst believes any changes could endanger motorists.
Used-car dealers are putting new parts into overseas vehicles to bring them into New Zealand - then putting the worn-out parts back in before sale, an industry watchdog says.
Good-lookers from past will attract lots of auction attention.