Toyota switches back to banned refrigerant in Europe

Toyota has reverted to an old refrigerant for the GT86 (sold as the FR-S in the U.S.)

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August 24, 2013 05:00 AM

Toyota said it has switched back to using the air conditioner refrigerant R134a for some Toyota and Lexus models in Europe in response to public pressure in Germany.

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