When car is stationary and our intention is to exit the vehicle, the electronic door locks intermittently do not work and cause driver and passengers to be locked inside the car. Cannot manually unlock the car from the inside, but rather, have to open the window, reach outside through the window and insert key in the outside door lock, and then cause unlock from the key outside. Put aside the fact that if we dropped the key outside while reaching through the window from the inside, we would be wrought with more problem - the primary concern is that we cannot escape the vehicle in case of an emergency due to the door lock problem.

- Claremont, CA, USA

Engine light comes on, will not go off. Have to take it to repair shop so it can be fixed for a time. So it will pass inspection with light off. Soon after the engine light will go on again. This has been going on for many years. Car was in motion, starting car, driving car, forward and backing up. Light is always on. Mechiniac cant find what is wrong. Driving car on street or highway, up hill or on flat street.

- West Milford, NJ, USA

The contact owns a 2004 Scion Xb. While driving approximately 20 mph, the vsc, ABS, and traction warning indicators illuminated. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The failure recurred on several occassions. The manufacturer was notified. The VIN was unknown. The approximate failure mileage was 44,000. Updated 01/25/2017

- Wellesley, MA, USA

Electric door locks have increasingly become a problem. First, the front passenger side stopped working and now has to be manually locked and unlocked. Then the same happened to the passenger side rear, which has to be locked and unlocked manually. Finally, the driver's door has on three occasions, locked me in, forcing me to roll down the window and use my key to get out of the vehicle. I've never had anything like this happen w/ any of the other vehicles I've owned.

- Marina, CA, USA

I bought a 2004 Toyota Scion Xb used from local Toyota dealer in Massachusetts the sales men talk me into getting the extended bumper to bumper warranty for $1400 so I did. A year later I go to get my annual inspection sticker the car wouldn't pass I brought it back to dealer they diagnose the problem and told me that it needed a junction block, instrument panel part # 82732-52040, but it is not covered under warranty so much for bumper to bumper, $92 to diagnose and $566 to repair, ok repairs get done now is time to get my inspection sticker again and guess what same problem call the dealer they want another $92 to diagnose and if its the same part again they want another $566 to repair I feel this is unjustified.the registry of motor vehicles in my state deem this vehicle unsafe and will not issue a sticker because their computer can not comunicate or read the information from my vehicles ECM. I personaly don't feel safe driving this car. Mean while I'm making payments on a car I can't drive ! P.S I do have the old part.thanks.

- Woburn , MA, USA

While driving posted speed on interstate 71 southbound from cleveland towards columbus Ohio, my car downshifted by itself and kept slowing down. I was able to get on the shoulder of the freeway when I noticed that the car had stalled. I attempted to restart the car. It would crank normally but would not start. I checked all the fluids, they were at operating levels. I performed a visual check under the car and hood for fluid leaks. There were none. I called a nearby (40 miles) Toyota dealer who dispatched a tow truck to pick us up and bring the car to their repair center in Delaware Ohio. This occurred yesterday afternoon, and as of this writing all they at byers Toyota, suspect is a possible ECM failure. They are still troubleshooting. They have not been able to make the car start and run successfully.

- Indianapolis, IN, USA