Toyota says inadequate corrosion-resistant protection on the frame of its 1995-to-2000 Toyota Tacomas has prompted it to extend the frame warranty for 15 years on the vehicles, according to Bridgewater, N.S., radio station CKBW.
And in some cases, it is offering to buy back the vehicle at 11/2 times the Canadian Black Book retail value. Automotive consultant Dennis DesRosiers says 13,000 of the affected models might still be on roads in Canada.
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