Toyota built its name on trust. For decades, American families have relied on the brand to deliver safe, dependable vehicles that can handle everything from school runs to long road trips without issue.
But now, that reputation is being tested.
The auto giant has issued a sweeping recall affecting more than half a million SUVs after uncovering a defect that could put passengers at risk in one of the most critical areas of the vehicle — the second row, where many children sit.
A Serious Problem Hidden in Plain Sight
According to filings made with federal regulators, Toyota is recalling over 550,000 Highlander and Highlander Hybrid models from the 2021 through 2024 model years.
At the center of the issue is a mechanical failure involving the second-row seatbacks. These seats, which are designed to lock securely into place after being adjusted, may not fully latch as intended.
That might sound minor. It isn’t.
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