Headlights problems of the 2010 Toyota Camry

Both front headlamp lenses have film buildup inside the projector housing causing headlight low beam to be dull and not enough output lumens. Unable to clean. Requiring replacement headlights. Driving at night was almost impossible! very expensive to replace $1318. 68. Dealership recommended that I call national customer service but they did not offer any financial help even though this is probably a design flaw. There are lots of other complaints online about same issues with Camry,.

Light from headlights is inadequate. It seems to be half cut off at the top of the beam so that when the vehicle goes down hill the light only goes out about 20 feet and is totally impossible to see the road. I have to use the high beams all the time if traveling anyplace where there are hills. This is an ongoing problem every since I got the Toyota Camry. In the Lexus they have made is the headlights move to compensate for this problem so Toyota must be aware of it but isn't acknowledging it when we called the dealer. No fix is offered and the car is unsafe to drive at night in hilly terrain.

2010 Camry le when you are driving at night and you go over even a slight drip in the road/hill the front headlights only light up the road for approx 15 feet. Once you get on a level road the light appear to perform properly.

2/5/2010 on August 10, 2009 we purchased a new 2010 Toyota Camry. On the way home 9:00 p. M. We noticed that the headlights while driving down hills gave us 4ft. Of visibility. Also turning right or left, at right angles we had limited visibility. We notified the dealer immediately by phone and a letter on 8/11/09. The next day we drove to the dealership and again we notified the dealer. The salesman told us to take it in to the service department. On 8/13/09 @ 9:00 am, my wife took the Camry to the service department. The mechanic told her that he only had slight adjustment, and that he adjusted the lights. Upon driving it again at night we still had the problem. We immediately called Toyota customer experience center. They gave us a case number, and he told us to contact our dealer again. On August 25, 2009, at 11:30 am we had an appointment to go back to the dealership. We were told that they were going to try and install sylvania brighter bulbs but Toyota would allow them. Eventually the dealership told us the headlights were set to Toyota company specs and there was nothing more that they could do. (mileage in 188 mileage out 247 at kings Toyota on 8/25/09). We have a total of 2,800 miles on our Camry as of today. We are afraid to drive it after it gets dark. Toyota told us there is nothing more that they can do. They told us in is up to company specs.

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Camry. While driving at night approximately 25 mph on an incline with the headlights activated, the driver experienced difficulty in visibility as a result of poor illumination from the headlights. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer on three separate occasions for the identical failure. The technician stated that the headlights conformed to the manufacturers specifications. The failure mileage was 20. Updated 3/8/10 the consumer stated the headlights were not aligned properly. Updated 07/09/10.

Defective head lights on my 2010 Toyota Camry le plus an unbelievable run-a-round from Toyota. On 8/10/09 at 9:00 p. M. We noticed that the headlights while driving down hills gave us 4ft. Visibility. Going up hills it gave us 4 ft. Of visibility. View through the windshield was cut off by a blackness. We notified the dealer immediately. The next day we drove to the dealership and again we notified our salesman. He told us to take it in to the service department. On 8/13/09 @ 9:00 am, my wife took the 2010 Camry in to adjust and fix the problem. The service mechanic told her that he only had slight adjustment and there was no more adjustment. Toyota responded to my complaint after they received a copy of my letter to the senator. On Tuesday March 2, 2010, I met with the service manager at beechmont Toyota, and a field technical specialist with Toyota motor sales inc. Note: I purchased the vehicle at kings the day was bright and clear and it was daylight when I arrived at the dealership. After driving many miles, the service advisor said something to the effect that no matter how long he drove it, it wasnt going to get any better. ¿ problem unsolved. When you drive at night in pitch-dark conditions it's as if you are driving in a boat with the lumen of the light surrounding all, the dark shroud still exists and visibility is severely restricted. I heard no more from the executive analyst at Toyota. Not enough room to describe the problem. Updated 05/11/10.

Headlight problem - when driving the headlights do not adequately light up the left and right side of the road. When making a turn to the left or right you are blindsided. . . Very dangerous.