It doesn't affect us here in the UK, The Camry has gone the same way as the Honda Accord.
The story is here.
Apparently, there are some engines out there, where the (quoting Autoguide again) "engines could have pistons larger in diameter than the original specification."
In other words, they are too fat.
How could an engine even work if the pistons are too fat?
And how could that even happen?
Here's the picture they use from the production line:
No clues there then.
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