general problems of the 2001 Toyota Camry

Have had 4 windshields since we bought this car. The first time it was replaced the glass people said that there was no primer under the black exterior paint which probably contributed to the break. Each time after the repair people said the same thing. Lack of primer accelerated body rot around the windshield. Now water pours into the driver side floor due to rot around the windshield - auto body shop is looking at it now. They said it could be expensive to repair, they are going to try to fix it so that it doesn't leak. This is the most recent incident. The prior replacements were done by settles glass, triumph glass and jm phillips glass. All repairmen said the same thing - lack of primer led to windshield breakage and accelerated rot.

The contact states she received a carfax report that stated the following could happen. "the front frame assembly has not been adequately welded. Fuel throttle linkage and control; the accelerator cable housing could be deformed at the cruise control at the actuator to the throttle body. The inner accelerator inner cable could veer away and eventually break this could allow the throttle to return to the idle or remain in its most recent position regardless of accelerator pedal operation increasing the risk of a crash. " none of these symptoms apply to her vehicle at this time.

Rear window of convertible top keeps hitting the back seat. Window finally broke off piece of back seat a couple of months ago. Window now has come loose - hanging from the convertible top. Took car to a repair shop. They told me that this was a common problem with the solara. They will manually adjust the back seat forward. They have to replace the rear glass and assembly. As soon as the repair facility saw my car, they knew exactly what was wrong. They said they have had to fix a lot of solara convertibles. All had the same problem: the rear window hits the back seat as it goes down. Toyota will not take responsibility for this defect.

The vehicle fishtailed on a gentle snow covered curve. The dealer later discovered that the vehicle loss rear tire grip which caused the vehicle to fish tail. Ph.