I leased my 2015 Toyota Yaris on October 15, 2015. The odometer mileage was 20. My car was in the show case. When my car was driven out of the show case it was driven across the curb and I brought it to my salesperson attention that the front bumper was scraped. A couple of days later, when I went in my trunk I noticed the bumper was hanging out. I pushed it back in. When driving I noticed the rear bumper was out again and I have to keep pushing it it back in. There is also a smooth indention on the drivers door. It is noticeable at a distance but not close up. Toyota headquarters gave me two case numbers suppose to call the dealership and contact me. I never heard from headquarters and when the dealership did call I was asked the same question over and over again if I was in an accident with the car. My response was NO. But somehow the dealership has concluded that the Yaris had been in an accident. It is my opinion that my 2015 Yaris is a Manufacturer Defect.
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I leased my 2015 Toyota Yaris on October 15, 2015. The odometer mileage was 20. My car was in the show case. When my car was driven out of the show case it was driven across the curb and I brought it to my salesperson attention that the front bumper was scraped. A couple of days later, when I went in my trunk I noticed the bumper was hanging out. I pushed it back in. When driving I noticed the rear bumper was out again and I have to keep pushing it it back in. There is also a smooth indention on the drivers door. It is noticeable at a distance but not close up. Toyota headquarters gave me two case numbers suppose to call the dealership and contact me. I never heard from headquarters and when the dealership did call I was asked the same question over and over again if I was in an accident with the car. My response was NO. But somehow the dealership has concluded that the Yaris had been in an accident. It is my opinion that my 2015 Yaris is a Manufacturer Defect.
- Harriette T., Trenton, NJ, US