I own a 2010 Toyota Tacoma was getting it road worthy for a trip out west when I brought it to be inspected was informed that the truck was unsafe to use Found out all the brake line are corroded and both sides of the body frame is cracked. I informed Toyota and was told that there was an action law suit going on and that I had until 2022 to have this fixed I explained to them I was never notified, when Speaking this morning to Kendric at Toyota in Tennessee that their records show that the former owner had been contacted which I do not understand why the prior owner was contacted when it has been registered to me for the last 6 yrs. I feel due to them not informing myself the owner they should be liable for the dangerous issues in hand.

We purchased our 2014 Jeep new at a local dealership in Denver, CO. The vehicle has always been in Colorado, therefore, no road salt issues or high humidity. We took the vehicle to our trusted mechanic and found an EXTREME amount of rust on the wheels, rotors, brakes, etc. The rust was so bad that the drums could not be removed, even with rust penetrator used! All parts had to be replaced. The metal used in these Jeeps must be the worst metal quality ever! The metal has NO resistance to rust at all! I realize that all metal rusts but not like this in such a short time! There is no way that a vehicle should rust this way in 5 years! I am 64 years old and have owned many OLD vehicles and never had rust problems like this! As much as my wife and I love our Jeep, we will not be buying another one! I haven't talked to the dealership yet because I just found out about this today as my mechanic found the problem! Jeep Buyers Beware!!!

Update from Mar 25, 2020: I’m so sorry! I entered the wrong vehicle in this complaint. The issue was with our 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee, NOT the 2010 Toyota Tacoma. I’m sorry for the mixup! I tried to correct the information but was not clear on this website on how to do it or to delete the entry completely.