Vehicle is showing an evap canister, purge valve leak which is common across many Toyota`s of high mileage, I would get a faint smell of gas here and there and curious to know if this would be covered. Vehicle is still in great shape and runs strong. Please advise on next steps needed to have this taken care of.

- Lopatcong, NJ, USA

The contact owns a 2008 Toyota Yaris. While driving at 35mph, the vehicle started to shudder lost motive power without warning. The vehicle was towed to (andy mohr Toyota 8941 E us hwy 36, avon, in 46123 (317) 713-8181) where it was diagnosed and determined that the fuel sender unit was defective and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired however, the failure recurred. The vehicle was then taken to another dealer, thompson's Honda 7050 S us hwy 41, terre haute, in 47802 (812) 232-1111, to be diagnosed. The contact was informed that the fuel sender unit was again defective and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 30,000.

- Terre Haute, IN, USA

After washing the underside of the car, the cel came on. Five P codes came up on scanner. The dealer told me that water got into the charcoal canister and that I would have to replace it along with other related parts total cost to me $1027.83 which includes nys tax not including labor charge. Toyota has corrected this problem on the newer models but mine was beyond the warranty even though they admit to a defect. Included in the parts list is some sort of water deflector so that this will not happen again. Toyota said that there has not been enough complaints to warrant a recall. I live in upstate New York where salt is used on the roads and it is advisable to wash under the vehicle. Also, it does rain on occasion and water is splashed up under the car. I now have 57000 miles on the car with no chance of passing inspection. I was told that in the event of a recall, I could be entitled to a refund. I think that most people would not bother to lodge a complaint so no chance of a recall.

- Schroon Lake, NY, USA

I was driving to work one morning and my car stopped out of nowhere and it wouldn't start again. I called a tow truck to take it to a repair center just to find that I had no gas eventhough the dash indicated I still had a little less than half a tank of gas. I was informed that I could either buy a new gas tank which would cost a lot or keep track if the miles and fill the gas tank accordingly. I was about to get on the freeway if this would if happened there it could of caused a major accident. I was also told at the repair center that this is common in Yaris after doing some research and going on to forums myself I found many Yaris owners have gone through this.

- Castroville, CA, USA