2007 Toyota Camry bought brand new from local dealer. Vehicle hesitates on acceleration making it scary to pull out into moving traffic. Dealer explained that this is normal since the accelerator is not a mechanical linkage but a "fly by wire" set up and rapid acceleration confuses the computer. Vehicle also locks its own doors for no apparent reason.

- North Vernon, IN, USA

Hello, when my car is full fuel I can hear the fuel move and cause noise when I press the brake.

- Baton Rouge, LA, USA

Hello, when my car is full fuel I can hear the fuel moving and specially when I hit brake pedal.

- Baton Rouge, LA, USA

2007 Camry started out getting 32-34 miles per gallon. After dealership did 10,000 mile check, car only gets 19-24 mpg. When I brought car in to dealership with this complaint, they said that 24 was good mileage for the car. It is only 4 cylinder. Should get better mileage than that.

- Nottingham, MD, USA

My 2007 Toyota Camry has a hesitation and transmission noise problem during accelerating at startup and when you release the accelerator and step on it again. This became noticeable a couple of days after we drove it home. I brought it back for service several days after. The dealer said every thing checked out. They did not test drive it because they said it checked out. After several months of trying different gasolines and different octanes ratings from different companies I gave up. Then we took a trip from our home in Texas to a our home town in Louisiana. I had to fill up in my hometown and that's when I discovered the possible problem. The gas in houston Texas has ethanol in it. The gas in my hometown does not. When I filled up in my home town with regular unleaded from exxon, I noticed that the hesitation and transmission noise was barely noticeable after the first tank full. After several trips to my hometown it became quite clear that it is the gas with ethanol that's causing the hesitation and transmission noise. The cars being built now are suppose to all run on ethanol, but it obvious that there is a problem, but the dealer is telling me that, " it checks out according to spec." I was going up an on ramp onto the freeway and was accelerating when I noticed a car change into the right lane. I removed my foot from the accelerator to slow for the car to get pass. I then pressed the accelerator again to get up speed. When I did that, the car decelerated about five miles per hour and the car coming up behind me almost ran into me. Notice: The incident date is every date. I put the incident date as the day I bought it. The "what source referred you etc" is information I have come across over the years from reading different articles in different magazines. Please help me get Toyota to do something about this problem. I thing the dealers ignore seniors, because we are not a force in the buyers market. Thanks you very much jesse cantrell

- Deer Park, TX, USA

"hesitation problem" due to a possible software glitch. Dealer has recalibrated which did not solve the problem. Fuel economy not as listed by Toyota (33 highway/24 city) where I only get 26 highway and 14 city.

- Nashville, TN, USA

Hesitation on acceleration- after exiting the interstate and turning corner, I continued to roll but the 07 Camry le 4 cyl did not respond. Approximately, 50 yards later, the car accelerated.

- Montgomery, AL, USA