I own a white 2002 Toyota Camry, which I purchased in November '02. Shortly after I bought it, I began to notice tiny rust spots surfacing on the paint. At that time, the trunk showed the most rust. I took it to the dealer, who had the District Rep look at the car. They then scheduled my car to be painted, but only the trunk. Three months later, there were many tiny rust spots on the car. I took the car back to the dealer. The District Rep looked at the car again and I was told that they were not obligated to fix it. (There is a 7-year, 70000 mile warrantly on paint) I was told that they felt the car was being stored in a garage and the metal shavings from the door opened were effecting the paint. (I do not own a garage) They then said it was "environmental" and not a Toyota problem. I called Toyota Customer Service to file a complaint. A few weeks later, I was told by Customer Service that Toyota was not responsible and there is nothing else I can do. So, ultimately, I am stuck with a new car that will eventually rust out and will have to have the car painted at my expense. I am looking for other avenues that I can explore to get this problem solved. Any ideas?