Toyota has installed several parts on my 2016 corolla that were previous years' parts. In previous complaints, the tires (under 11,000 miles) started to dry rot. When filing the warranty repair, the dealerships and Toyota tried to claim that it was normal. After deep investigation, it was found that the tires were actually over a YEAR older than the release of the vehicle. The tire warranty started when they were sold to Toyota, not when the car was purchased. They did the same thing on Air intake components for the Air filter system for the car. This is the 3rd issue. Since I purchased the lease in 2016. The car constantly had a check engine light. Typically, it was suggested it was a "gas cap pressure check failure". But at all of the routine inspections and services. Dealerships never did anything but clear the code and keep going. I recently went back in to do a "smoke check" as I was getting tired of the code constantly pulling the check engine light. Now, supposedly, it's the Charcol canister. Ironically enough, Toyota had a recall on those items in 2015. I'm suspecting that this part if from that recall part, as it's been an issue (within service notes) to be checked since 2016 and was never suggested or further deep dive into the issue was never done. Now that the warranty is over, I'm supposed to pay another $800+ for the service parts and labor. Which Toyota should be liable for, as I KEPT taking the care to the dealership for warranty service, yet these checks were never done. When the service is underway, I would suggest sending this part to the NHTSA to investigate the old recalled parts are in fact being installed on newer vehicles. As this would be the 3rd item that was from other older models that mysteriously appeared on my 2016 model corolla.

- Bushnell, IL, USA

I have a 2016 Toyota Corolla with 50,525 miles on it. When I start my car, it doesn't wont to start-(the battery is ok). It has been stalling lately at a complete stop. It doesn't won't to go, even though I accelerate. I started to notice this in Nov 2019. I first thought it was the weather or I needed a battery. But neither is the case. This car is only 4 years old and I shouldn't need a battery nor should I be having these issues

- Davenport, IA, USA

Toyota Corolla stalled a couple of times after the initial start in the parking lot. On 2 ocassions it would not start and I had to leave it at a restaurant parking lot and a grocery store. When I returned it would start. The last time, it would not start so I took it to a Toyota dealership for repair and was told it was the fuel pump.

- Hiram, GA, USA

Check engine light lit. Vehicle was taken to a Toyota dealer for service. Dealer stated that the fuel filler pipe leading to the fuel tank had multiple holes and required replacement of the fuel tank sub-assy. Dealer stated that this was a common failure for Corollas (vehicle is three years old). Dealer stated that the fuel suction gasket had deteriorated and required replacement.

- Jefferson City, TN, USA

Carplay app installed without my consent

- Ceres, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2016 Toyota Corolla. While driving 25 mph, the contact noticed an abnormal odor of fuel inside the vehicle. The contact was flagged down by a resident who informed her that fuel was leaking from the vehicle. The contact pulled into a fuel station and turned the vehicle off. When attempting to turn the vehicle back on, it failed to start. The vehicle was then towed to sheehy Toyota of fredericksburg (3507 jefferson davis hwy, fredericksburg, va 22408, 540-507-0076) where it was diagnosed that the fuel lines were cut or bitten through. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and stated that the VIN was not included in any recalls. The failure mileage was 20,500.

- Thornburg, VA, USA

Took my car in to have 6mos. Inspection done and I reported that I was smelling something like rotten eggs in my car. This happens at least 1-2 times a month and it happens after driving the car for a while. I am due to take the car in again and I will report that this problem again. My grand daughter was in my car and she asked me what that smell was"?" when this happens my car is usually in the park position, but running. When I first reported problem, they ck it out and said that they would keep a ck on this problem

- Binghamton, NY, USA

Brake pedal feels spongy or soft all the time. Have had vehicle to dealer 3 times for stuck fuel door (won't open). Every time nothing found wrong. Tech lubed and tried adjusting fuel door to no avail. Stuck fuel door doesn't happen all the time though. This is a safety issue especially for women who are trying to fuel up when on empty. Fuel door sticks while stationary. Brakes feel spongy when applying brakes while in motion or sitting still. Dealer looked at brakes and said they are fine. Have read several complaints on these Corolla's having brake failure! what's next"?" a crash in the making!!! will not buy toyo again.

- Dayton, VA, USA