When it comes to dependability and customer service, Toyota has a reputation to uphold. That could be the motivation behind recalling more than 50,000 Sienna minivans to address an issue the automaker discovered on its own, with no actual reports of real-world failure contributing to the decision. During internal testing of some interior parts prototypes, Toyota found out that an improper weld in the second-row seat rail may lead to a loss of structural integrity, potentially resulting in injury during a crash.
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