Honda has announced the recall of over 1.7 million vehicles due to steering problems.
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Automaker Honda Motor Co has announced the recall of more than 1.7 million vehicles globally due to problems with its steering system. The malfunction led to at least 13 road accidents, resulting in 16 injuries. The company has received more than 10,000 complaints related to the problem, which could be due to a defect in the steering box pinion. The carmaker said most of the cars involved in the accidents had low mileage.
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Honda recheamă 1,7 milioane de maşini în SUA din cauza unui defect la sistemul de direcţie
Nu atât de fiabile până la urmă: Honda recheamă 1,7 milioane de maşini în SUA din cauza unui defect la sistemul de direcţie
1,7 milioane de maşini Honda, rechemate în fabrică din cauza unei defecţiuni la sistemul de direcţie
Honda recalls nearly 1.7 million vehicles for steering problem that could lead to crashes
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