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Vauxhall warns over Corsa steering problem Vauxhall warns over Corsa steering problem
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Carmaker Vauxhall has warned owners of 3,000 of its cars not to drive them due to a steering problem.Carmaker Vauxhall has warned owners of 3,000 of its cars not to drive them due to a steering problem.
The company said the vehicles affected were Adam, Corsa and Corsavan models registered since May this year.The company said the vehicles affected were Adam, Corsa and Corsavan models registered since May this year.
There was an issue with a part used in the steering column that did not meet company standards, it said.There was an issue with a part used in the steering column that did not meet company standards, it said.
Opel, owned by US giant General Motors, issued a similar warning to its customers, saying 8,000 of its Adam and Corsa cars should be checked.Opel, owned by US giant General Motors, issued a similar warning to its customers, saying 8,000 of its Adam and Corsa cars should be checked.
Vauxhall said: "As a precaution, these vehicles should not be driven prior to inspection." Vauxhall said that, "as a precaution, these vehicles should not be driven prior to inspection."
Customers can find out if their car is affected by going to Vauxhall website homepage from Saturday for further information. "Vauxhall puts the safety and convenience of its customers first and as this condition concerns their safety, the company is taking immediate action."
This breaking news story is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh the page for the fullest version. Customers can find out if their car is affected by going to the Vauxhall website homepage from Saturday for further information. Alternatively they can call for advice on 0800 026 0034, from 09.30 on Saturday.
If you want to receive Breaking News alerts via email, or on a smartphone or tablet via the BBC News App then details on how to do so are available on this help page. You can also follow @BBCBreaking on Twitter to get the latest alerts. The carmaker said it had discovered the fault during routine testing and, as far as it was aware, no accident or injury had been caused by the problem.