12 problems related to structure have been reported for the 2005 Toyota Camry. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2005 Toyota Camry based on all problems reported for the 2005 Camry.
The contact owns a 2005 Toyota Camry solara. The contact stated that the dashboard was deteriorating. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of failure. The failure mileage was 55,000. The VIN was not available.
Rear speaker covers (2) cracked and collapsed inward with no outside forces being applied. Inquired at southbay Toyota, gardena, CA as to wether this was a parts defect, as I had read many online complaints concerning this problem. I was only given a replacement cost of $65. 00 plus tax.
I own a Toyota Camry 2005 purchased this fall. I have come close to having an accident at least a half a dozen times. The gas pedal and brake pedal seem to be designed so that are located too close to each other, so when I go to hit the brake I sometimes hit the accelerator pedal instead. This is going to lead to property or bodily harm. I emailed Toyota about a month ago but they just said to take it to the dealer who then said the brakes were adjusted. No way has this helped!.
Knocking noise in steering when turning steering wheel, loud noise. Occurred every time turning steering wheel. Took to dealer and had to replace steering shaft assembly, part #45220-33270. Dealers invoice was for $503. 51 and after stating my case they charge me $233. 18 "goodwill adjustment" the old part has been discarded. The Camry had only 37,257 miles on it.
On two occassions I thought I was stepping on the brake but the car surged backwards. I was able to stop but not before hitting a car behind me. The second time I hit a fence in a school parking lot while picking up young children. It was dismissal time so there were many 3-4 grade children around.
2005 Toyota Camry. Rear window speaker grills, both of them. They are cracking and falling apart even though no one has touched them an nothing has been placed on them. I understand this has become a common complaint. Toyota said I would have to replace the whole section for about $500 for parts. (not including labor) but others say the replacement part falls apart too.
Rear speaker covers cracked and fell apart when touched.
Complaint regarding the interior vehicle appearance black graphite trim and bezel parts that are out of alignment. The interior dashboard of the vehicle was lowered on the right side, which caused the dashboard black graphite trim/bezel register assembly to be lowered then the trim/bezel black graphite in the door assembly. The district service manager determined that the problem was acceptable.
The consumer was told by Toyota that her vehicle has a design flaw. When looking out the side mirror on driver's side the vents reflect in the window. This causes poor visibility when looking into the mirror to check blind spots and oncoming traffic. At night the instrument panel lights reflect in the window also causing poor visibility. The consumer tried diming the instrument panel but that didn't help.
Consumer has a convertible vehicle, and the top has an odor coming from it that makes him ill. Dealer replaced the filter in the vehicle and done numerous things to rid the odor, but the undesirable smell was still there. Manufacturer offered no help.
Consumer wants to file a claim regarding the non conformity of the windscreen for the 2005 Toyota Camry. There was a noise created by the windscreen which was abnormal and loud. There was also a vibration noise coming from the sunroof. Toyota's resolution was to refund money. Toyota also suggested that the noise was normal.
The panel which held the air bag developed a hole. The consumer was concerned that the air bag may not perform if needed. Please provide additional information.