Tl* the contact owns a 2007 toyota camry. The contact stated that he could smell exhaust smoke emitting into the vehicle from the vents; he noticed the problem when he had turned the vehicle on recirculate mode. He would then see that the recirculate mode was off. He noticed the problem on a daily basis. He took the vehicle to the dealership and the dealer told him that the humidity in the vehicle was the cause for the problem. He was told that there was nothing to repair as it was normal. He had not spoken with the manufacturer to-date. The current mileage was approximately 33,000. The failure mileage was approximately 8,000. Updated 003/30/10 *bf updated 08/06/10
2007 Toyota Camry visibility complaints
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2007 camry se; both sunvisors have failed which means they are falling out of their anchors, which are held in place by plastic connectors. This results in the visors blocking the drivers view (as well as the passenger's view), which impair a clear view of the oncoming traffic. Toyota dealership in victorville, california has inspected the visors; they report that this is a common repair however, after contacting the regional service advisor for toyota, they refuse to accept responsibility for product defect, and advised that the customer simply pay for the repair. The dealer offered to fix at cost for the sum of $100, per visor, plus labor for a total of $300.
Driver side sun visor on 2007 toyota camry will not stay up. I took it off so I will not have an obstructed view of the road. But now I need some sunglasses.
On 24 sept 2009 my passenger side sun visor fell off, the mounting is completely free of the roof, on 25 september 2009 the driver side sun visor (although still attached to the roof) is sagging and inhibiting my line of vision. I attempted to hold the driver side sun visor up by a rubber band attached to the handle above the door. This failed on 26 september 2009 causing the sun visor to impair my vision and I narrowly avoided a collision with another vehicle. I have contacted toyota, was told that my VIN number is associated with a tech safety bulletin (t-sb-0284-09) however since my vehicle is out of warranty the company will not replace the defective components.
I have a 2007 toyota camry that was purchased new from a toyota dealer. After only 2 years, the sun visor will not stay up. This is a serious distraction and dangerous while driving. I did not expect this lack of quality from toyota and was also surprised that they charge me to replace it.
2007 camry, sunvisor will not stay up.
Driver side sun visor will not stay up. Flops down unexpectedly and obstructs driver's vision of the roadway, overhead road intersection traffic lights, vehicle being followed, pedestrians in the vicinity, etc. Condition started on the "approximate incident date" and continues intermittently while vehicle is in motion. Brought to dealer and complained that condition is a safety issue and possibly a design defect but repair/replacement charge was astronomical. Requested dealer to remove sun visor instead. Broken part is with owner.
Sun visors will not stay up and flop down during driving - toyota 2007 camry.
Driving down the interstate at about 65 MPH. Sunroof exploded out. Glass went all over my husband, almost causing a wreck as he was in rush hour traffic. Took the camry to dealership (after taking pics), they commented "oh, we've seen this before." fixed the sunroof, and charged $1000. This is dangerous. Nothing hit the window, or it would have shattered in instead of exploding out. Maybe something to do with the pressure in the car.
The sun visor on my 2007 camry will not stay up. It is on the driver side, so it actually is a hazard in that it blocks my view while driving.
Tl*the contact owns a 2007 toyota camry. The vision in all the windows was restricted due to the glare of the sun. The windows were tinted a greenish color. The dealer removed the tint; however, the failure continued. The tint was replaced. The contact has pictures of the reflections. The failure mileage was 2,000 and current mileage was 5,500. Updated 4/11/08 *cn the consumer stated depending upon the light conditions a different percentage of failure. Updated 04/11/08
Tl*the contact owns a 2007 toyota camry. While driving and looking into the rear view mirror, the contact noticed that the rear view mirror and/or the rear glass causes distortions. The mirror and/or glass causes the objects in view to appear to move up and down, backwards and forwards. The dealer was unable to determine the cause of the failure. The speed was unknown. The current mileage was 1,940 and failure mileage was 800. Updated 01-10-08. *kb updated 01/08/08.
Tl*the contact owns a 2007 toyota camry. While looking out of the rear view mirror, the contact noticed a reflection that decreased the visibility out of the rear window. He believed that the shade in the rear caused the failure. The dealer was unable to correct the failure. The failure mileage was 15 and current mileage was 3,000. Updated 10/11/07.
07 toyota camry--transmission failures and wind like noise at all times on the driver's side window. The consumer stated there is a transmission failure when shifting from reverse to drive with a 3-5 second pause before drive engages and a sudden lunge. Updated 09/25/07
I pulled the passenger side window up to close it, I did not see my friend's finger there, the glass cut the skin of the finger tip area and it was bleeding. I have tried myself and the glass pushed my finger very hard. A child finger bone can be broken easily. There is no safety on all the windows. This is very bad for kids or families.
2007 toyota camry se. I noticed film started to peel off from my front and rear windshield. I am unsure what caused it but it really poises a tremendous hazard. It distorts the view of the driver and may lead to traffic accidents. I hope there are no other cars with the same issues. The dealer, longo toyota, indicated this was a manufacturers defect and would replace both windshields.
I purchased my 07 corolla le on 9/19/07 from a dealer in pa. After I drove the car the next day a was feeling car sick, especially when making turns. It seemed that things were moving in my peripheral vision. On further inspection there are major ripples in the windshield; I just so happened to get a rock chip on friday the 13th and dealer suggested I get it repaired. I ask the dealer about the ripples they seemed dumb founded and didn't seem to know what I was talking about. So I took there advise and took my vehicle to their recommended facility. I then asked that tech. And his supervisor the same question and they both said there was a major defect in the windshield and to have it replaced asap. I just left the dealer to have them inspect the back window seals and to have them replaced and an oil change when 5 minutes later I returned with the verdict from the glass place. They inspected the windshield and decide to replace it. I got the new one and this one also has a slight ripple not as bad as the first but still there and noticeable to me and the service manager and assistant manager. They went and looked at the others on the lot and stated that they are all like that. I didn't care they were all defective I wanted mine repaired correctly and was told that it was up to toyota to decide the result. Upon filing a complaint to toyota experience center they informed me that it will not be replaced again there is nothing wrong with it that all the vehicles on the lot are the same way. I stated that I can't help that all your windshields on the lot are defective she kept stating that it wasn't a defect. I told her if they didn't think it was defective they wouldn't have replaced it the first time. I found some other vehicle owners of toyota vehicles lexus, my corolla tacoma and sedona and a few other people I have spoken to also with the same problem. Toyota continues to give you defective windshields with ripples and tell you there is nothing wrong with it.
I was driving on the interstate in my new 2007 camry when the sunroof exploded. Glass poured into the car leaving a sizeable hole. We did not hear or see anything hit the roof before the explosion. The dealer will replace the roof for $1080. I have only had the car two weeks and it seems toyota should cover the cost. Because it is not a warranty item, the dealer provided a phone number for the toyota experience center for assistance. They gave me a reference number but told me to contact the dealer.
Dt*: the contact stated while driving various speeds, the vehicle hesitated when accelerating from a stop. The vehicle was taken to a dealer who was aware of the problem but could not determine how to fix it. The contact was directed to continue to use the vehicle until the factory can determine how to remedy the problem. There were no accidents yet but there were 3 close calls. Also, the sun visors does not remain up.
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