Plenty has happened in the world of car news over the last 24 hours. If you haven't had time to read all the news on CarAdvice.com, catch up on your way home with Car News Daily, as Mandy Turner reads each news story word-for-word.
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Mercedes-Benz has recalled the 2018 and 2019 X-Class over concerns about incorrect information in their owner's manual.
According to the company, the ute's maximum permissible roof load is incorrectly stated, the ESP function is "incorrectly stated for certain circumstances and some warning messages that may be displayed" for the Pre Safe system.
Mercedes-Benz says incorrect or missing information could increase the risk of an accident.
CarAdvice podcast 114: SsangYong Managing Director, Tim Smith
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On the panel this week is Paul Maric and Scott Collie.
In car news, pricing and specs have been released for the Mercedes-Benz X350d, Mazda has announced a five-year unlimited kilometre warranty, and a new website helps motorists identify if their car has faulty Takata airbags.
Also, a diesel particulate filter regeneration switch will be added to the Toyota Landcruiser Prado and HiLux, and a 40km/h limit past emergency services will be trialled in NSW.
Mercedes-Benz has recalled the 2018 X-Class ute over concerns about the tyre pressure monitoring software.
According to the company, a software error (code RY2) in the tyre pressure monitoring system of some X-Class vehicles might prevent it from displaying a low tyre pressure warning in the instrument cluster.
Driving with tyre pressures below the recommended minimum can cause uneven tyre wear, and steering/braking behaviour is negatively impacted, increasing the risk of an accident.
CarAdvice podcast 108: What to know when buying a new car at EOFY
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Joining Mandy Turner this week are Kez Casey and James Wong.
In car news, the Australian details for the 2019 BMW X4 have been revealed, the Audi A1 has been unveiled, along with the Suzuki Jimny, and the Ford Mustang Bullitt will start at $73,688.
In Volkswagen news, the Amarok Core V6 will be priced at under $50,000, while the 213kW GTI TCR has been confirmed for Australia.
Kez reviews an LDV T60 that we borrowed from a reader.
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