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I find it amazing that Toyota has spent time and money to send new information regarding the use of 0/20 motor oil in the 2010 Prius but to date I have yet to receive any information from Toyota regarding the recall on my car and what steps I should take.
This is great information for the media outlets since engine oil is now more important to Toyota than recall information.
@Darlene
You would have to ask National if they have taken all their inventory through the recall process.