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pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 14,650 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 6 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (6 reports)
brakes problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
Unintended Acceleration constantly occurs - on a regular basis, almost weekly. This has been happening since I purchased the car in Nov, 2012. As my foot (the ball of my foot) presses against the brake pedal, I seem to be pressing on the top of the Gas pedal right next to it.
This seems like a blatant design issue, I've never had this happen with my GM cars, and I discussed it with the Toyota service manager. He insisted that they are NOT allowed to modify the pedals or their clearance. I asked if they can provide a brake pad so I could add some clearance between the pedals, and he said no.
At this point I am used to this happening, but needless to say it's pretty scary. I just complained (finally) to Toyota Corporate. At this point I want to make sure its documented, so that when I have the inevitable accident, I will be ready to pursue legal action.
Update from Apr 6, 2015: Unintended acceleration constantly occurs - on a regular and frequent basis, almost weekly. This has been happening since I purchased the car in Nov, 2012. As my foot (the ball of my foot) presses against the brake pedal, I start pressing on the top of the gas pedal right next to it. This seems like a blatant design issue, I've never has this happen in any of my previous GM cars, and I discussed it with the Toyota Service manager. He insisted that they (the dealer service) are NOT allowed to modify the pedals - or their clearance. I asked if they could provide a brake pad so i could add some clearance between the pedals, and he said they do not have any. At this point I am used to this happening, but needless to say it's pretty scary. I have finally escalated this by calling Toyota corporate. At this point I want to make sure that there is a documented case, so that when the inevitable accident occurs, I will be ready to pursue legal action.
- Joseph S., Selden, NY, US