A car maker that was arguably the best in the business for a stretch of time and not far from the top at other times, Toyota has numerous fingers in as many pies in its quest to grow further. To do this the renowned Japanese car maker released various kinds of cars to suit different mindsets in the car market.
One of the successful models was the Land Cruiser that did massively well in the Middle East and down under in Australia. In the latter it has been hailed as the undisputed king of the outback due to the swift way it handles the rugged terrain of the off-road and its reliability.
The car valuation of the brand has however taken a beating in recent times due to some glitches creeping up in the SUV. Chief among these is the fault with the steering column. A statement from the car company elucidates the problem clearly claiming that because of improper casting of the steering lock bar, which is a component of the steering interlock system, there is a possibility that a minute crack may develop on the surface. Such a crack may expand over a long period of repeated lock and unlock operations, and eventually the lock bar could break. If this occurs, the interlock system may become difficult to unlock when stationary.
With this knowledge at hand, it is high time you considered advertising used car so that you get rid of this car that may be out of control in case the above stated phenomenon occurs.
