10.0

really awful
Crashes / Fires:
2 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
14,150 miles

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problem #4

Sep 012017

Camry

  • 11,428 miles
Hoses to the air conditioning unit are located in the passenger foot well which causes them to be kicked loosed at any time resulting in the passenger compartment flooding with refrigerant/coolant and other fluids.

- Laguna Beach, CA, USA

problem #3

Sep 132017

Camry

  • 6,800 miles
The body of the side rear view mirrors is blocking a significant area of the driver's view to the right and to the left. The mirrors of average size are part of a body that is excessively large, adding several inches around the area of the mirror. The whole body is installed on a long arm, and blocks the view of the driver towards the right and the left while he/she drives. When turning right or left, I may hit something that I could not see because the mirror blocked it. Pictures attached.

- San Marcos, CA, USA

problem #2

Jan 012017

Camry

  • 500 miles
Unknown part or parts of car.hesitation on acceleration, feels as though engine dying.has happened multiple times on streets, highways, turning, going straight.dangerous at times due to traffic.started within 4 months of purchase.reported to the dealer at the 10,000 mile service.said they could do nothing unless we paid.seems to be getting more frequent.

- New Marshfield, OH, USA

problem #1

Apr 152017

Camry

  • miles
Cpsc:the hood of the Toyota Camry le year 2017 model is raised too high in relation to the dash. It should not be sold to people whose height is 5 feet 3 inches or less. The consumer stated that driving the vehicle with limited view of the car sides over the hood causes anxiety about being hit by another vehicle. Updated 06/13/2017

- Tampa, FL, USA