Looking at the recalls here: Recalls 1 and 2 describe the same steering wheel set nut defect (one filed in each jurisdiction), so I'll treat those as a single issue. Recall 3 is a Southeast Toyota aftermarket seat heater recall — the defect description references specific model years including 1988-1990 Camry, which covers 1994... actually, let me re-read. The defect description lists "1988-1990 and 2005-2010 Camry." A 1994 Camry doesn't fall within either of those ranges. However, since this recall is listed in the input for this vehicle, I'll include it as provided.
With 3 recalls (treating the duplicate steering issue as one, leaving 2 distinct issues), this falls in the "fewer than 3 recalls" category... wait, the total is listed as 3 recalls. The grouping rules say to treat duplicate filings as one issue for *description* purposes, but the count provided is 3. The output format says "total recall count" in the lead sentence should reflect the count provided (3). But the "fewer than 3 recalls" length tier — I have 3 recalls total, so I should use the 3-8 tier (190-280 words).
Let me write this up.
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The 1994 Toyota Camry has 3 recalls, the most serious being a steering wheel that can detach entirely from the steering shaft while driving, leaving the driver with no way to steer the vehicle.
The steering wheel