8.0

pretty bad
Typical Repair Cost:
No data
Average Mileage:
8,000 miles
Total Complaints:
3 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (2 reports)
  2. replaced right rear bsm sensor (1 reports)
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problem #3

Feb 162017

Camry XLE V4

  • Automatic transmission
  • 9,924 miles

I've had the car less than six months (bought it used with approximately 8500 miles on it). The diagnostic and repair time was 6 hours. They were able to fix it. diagnostic codes t1=8b t2=74

- golden422, Golden Valley, US

problem #2

May 122017

Camry XLE V4

  • Automatic transmission
  • 11,000 miles

I had the blind spot monitoring system (BSMS) repaired in February 2017, about 3 months ago. I am wondering is this is going to be an on-going issue. I will take it in for another fix when I have the time (first visit took 6 hours to diagnose and correct). I will be contacting Toyota (corporate) to find out if this is a widespread issue or not.

- golden422, Golden Valley, US

problem #1

Nov 182015

Camry XLE V4

  • Automatic transmission
  • 3,000 miles

I bought a 2015 Toyota Camry coming up on a year ago. The blindspot monitoring system has failed to the point that my car has been in the dealership service department 4-5 times. Toyota Corp sent a field tech to look it over the first time and kept the car for a month. since then, I have taken it back several times for the same issue...drivers side warning light in mirror on but nothing there to set off the BSMS. I, as well as other drivers in my household, have experienced the back-up warning alarm going off when there is NOTHING behind or coming from the sides of the car. I have no faith in the system as it has cried wolf too many times. The car has 9,200 miles on it now and I do not feel I have enjoyed the car yet as I am always faced with returning it to the service dept. During the many trips they have replaced the drivers side mirror, the sensors in the bumper and the last time I was told they were going to replace the module. After several days at the dealership service department I received a call from Toyota Corp stating the service dept could not duplicate the problem...REALLY! I feel we are way past that point. Toyota has told me that and thanked me for being so patience. I told them my patience had run out and i was not waiting any longer for them to duplicate anything...I want a new car. I am paying for a new Camry and I am driving a loaner Prius that smells like stale cigarette smoke. I DON'T SMOKE! Anyway, there's my rant. I hope TOYOTA does the right thing. I want to remain a TOYOTA driver but we will see what they do. Considering my options at this point...

- sswuscg, Williamsburg, VA, US