Mitsubishi recalls 209,000 Libero station wagons after injury

Mitsubishi recalls 209,000 Libero station wagons after injury

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Motors Corp. said July 1 it is recalling about 209,000 units of its Libero station wagon (shown in photo) for free repairs due to defective mounting bolts in the tailgate that injured one person last year.

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