Mitsubishi recalls faulty vehicles

Aug 31st at 18:01
31-08-2013 18:01:30+07:00

Mitsubishi recalls faulty vehicles

For safety reasons, Vinastar, the sole distributor for Mitsubishi in Viet Nam, has announced a recall nearly 2,000 Triton double cab and sports utility Pajero Sport.

The company fears that the steering wheel at the front of the vehicle could disrupt stability.

Vinastar also said the risk of fire and fuel leakages was heightened by technical errors.

The recall applies to 707 Mitsubishi Triton and 1,291 Pajero Sport cars with models produced between 2011 and March 2013.

Viet Nam Register has recommended people to bring all vehicles under the recall to the agents authorised by Vinastar for examination and replace the new ones as soon as possible.

The examination will be conducted from next Tuesday.

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