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#204510 5-Oct-2016 08:27
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I was told imported cars are recalled as well - anyone can confirm? Do imported car owners need to request the recall themselves?


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  #1645634 5-Oct-2016 08:48
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They should be able to get current ownership details of any affected vehicle from NZTA.




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  #1645663 5-Oct-2016 09:24
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RunningMan:

 

They should be able to get current ownership details of any affected vehicle from NZTA.

 

 

Correct, I received notice from Toyota directly regarding one of my imported vehicles, last year I think when the issue first arose. They said they would get in touch once more information came to light, looks like I'll be in a queue....


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https://www.vehiclerecallsafety.nzta.govt.nz/FAQ.aspx

 

"What is the process for a recall?

When a vehicle manufacturer has identified a safety related recall, their NZ representative sets about researching how many vehicles are currently in NZ. This is done by first assessing the manufacturer’s vehicle owners’ record system and then verifying this with the NZTA motor vehicle register. There are strict criteria in place for authorising the release of vehicle owner details to third parties for safety or enforcement activities.


Once the number of affected vehicles is identified, the manufacturer sets about contacting vehicle owners advising them of the seriousness of the recall and what they should do to have the fault rectified. NZTA assists in this process by authorising an advisory letter to be sent to the registered owner of the vehicle also advising them of the recall and what they should do to have the fault rectified.

The vehicle manufacturer will coordinate a convenient time with the vehicle owner to have them bring their vehicle to the nearest franchise dealer to have the fault rectified. Should the vehicle owner not respond to the manufacturer’s request within a suitable period of time, the manufacturer may then request NZTA to place a ’ban flag‘ on the vehicle."

 

 

 

 

 

 


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