Suzuki Recall Does Not
Affect Any Vehicles Imported And Sold In
Costa Rica
The recall of 430.000 Suzuki vehicles will
not affect any units sold in Costa Rica, the
Suzuki importer and dealer in Costa Rica,
Vetrasa, reports.
Allan Altamarino, marketing director of
Vetrasa, the vehicle with problems are those
manufactured by Suzuki for Mazda for
distribution in Japan.
Altamarino said the vehicles under recall
could not have made it to Latin America due
to questions of fuel and security and 100%
certain that none of the recalled units ever
entered Costa Rica.
The Suzuki recalls comes at the heels of
recalls by Toyota and Honda.
In Costa Rica, Purdy Motors, the importer
and dealer of Toyota vehicles says the
recall affectes only 12 vehicles sold in the
country, while at the Faco, the Honda dealer
and importer, 37 vehicles imported between
2001 and 2002 are affected.
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