Today suddenly, the vehicle gave me a warning message to "Pull over in a safe spot and to not drive the vehicle" along with other messages flashing "Braking power reduced" "Pre-collision system failure" and a bunch of lights came on. Mechanic, over the phone, said "He doesn't understand how a minor rear-bumper colission could affect sensors and electrical things in the front of the car. Another incident, last year, a small nick on one of the wires under the car disabled my entire car and it was undriveable until repaired. I am frustrated that one small issue with a wire, or sensor, or other small gadgety things in the vehicle can disable the entire car and put me in danger while driving.

- Richmond, CA, USA

1- occassion #1 I made a slow right turn into a parking space at walgreens. I pressed the brake, the pedal went to the floor, the vehicle continued forward, jumped the curb and was stopped by a fence about 4 feet in front of the curb. No harm done. 2- I made a slow right turn into a parking space at sonic, the pedal went to the floor, the car jumped the curb, continued forward and started downward into a retention pond (empty, no water) I was able to stop the car after I took my foot off the pedal and it began to work normally. My car scraped a fence post and I had to drive forward into the retention area to free my car to get back on the road. These incidents were about 5 months apart. Related - my automatic braking light has flashed and beeped without any situation being present. The radar sensor has slowed the car when cruise control was engaged as a car infant of me pulled off the freeway to exit.

- Saint Louis, MO, USA

The contact owned a 2019 Toyota C-hr. The contact stated that while driving East bound, saw a vehicle traveling South bound from a stop. The contact's vehicle crashed into the passenger door of the other vehicle, jumped a curb and kept going. The contact stated that the brake assist did not work and even though her foot was on the brake, the vehicle did not stop, and headed to a light pole. The contact steered to the left to avoid the pole and crashed into a building head on. There was no warning. All air bags deployed. The contact sustained bruised chest and right arm. The contact called her daughter who took her to the hospital. A police report was filed. The vehicle was totaled and was towed away. The contact called the cowboy Toyota dealer, located at: 9525 E R L thornton fwy, dallas, tx 75228 and was told to call the manufacturer. The manufacturer was not called. The contact stated that were unknown recalls, however, a the VIN search showed one recall NHTSA campaign number: 19V877000 (seat belt).the failure mileage was approximately 8,322.

- Dallas, TX, USA