Toyota Recalling Nearly Three Million SUVs

Another day, another recall.

Toyota has recalled nearly three million SUVs worldwide because of possible problems with seat belts.

In a news release, the company says that a flaw could cause some rear seat belts to fail.

The models that are affected include the RAV-4, RAV-4 E-V and Vanguard. Most were built between 2005 and 2014.

1.3 million of them were built in North America.

Toyota will fix the problem at no cost to the customer. Owners can contact their Toyota dealer or visit Toyota's website for more information.