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If you drive a Lexus, read this

Almost 10,000 Lexus cars across Britain have been recalled because of faulty fuel delivery pipes.

Toyota, the car manufacturer, said the problem caused a risk of leaks and is part of a worldwide recall of 759,000 vehicles.

Some 9,637 UK-registered Lexus cars, which were manufactured between January 2005 and September 2010, are affected.

The models affected are IS 250, IS 250 C, IS F, GS 300, GS 460, GS 450h, LS 600h, LS 600hL and LS 460.

Vehicle owners will be contacted by Lexus in the coming weeks and asked to make an appointment to bring their car to their nearest Lexus Centre, Toyota said.

The work will take about three to four hours to complete and will be carried out for free.

Drivers might be alerted to the problem by the smell of fuel while driving or when leaving their car.

There have been no reports of any accidents or injuries relating to the problem, the company added.

The recall has been announced at the same time as three other Toyota global recall programmes to address defects including a faulty brake master cylinder, none of which affects UK-registered vehicles.

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