Toyota to recall over 50,000 Prius in Europe (AP)

AP - Toyota Motor Corp. said Tuesday it is recalling some 50,000 Prius cars in Europe to modify the software for the anti-lock brake system, part of a wider global recall and the latest in a string of embarrassing safety lapses at the world's largest automaker.

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Toyota to recall over 50,000 Prius in Europe (AP)

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