Body problems of the 2011 Toyota Camry - part 2

I was driving east on secondary road when a driver failed to stop and hit my car; first impact hit at my drivers side at front left of car then also she hit the left back side of my car which swung around at impact. Driver stated she didn't see my car. She was ticketed at fault and both of us were transported to hospital. My car's airbags did not deploy at all, not even the side impact bags! I hit my head on either the window or the upper door and sustained a hematoma on my top left skull and possible concussion as well as neck and back injuries. My vehicle was declared a total loss. A Toyota official told me later that from everything he knows, the airbags should have deployed in this instance,.

On the above date, as I prepared to park at the dollar general store, 200 brush creek hwy, alexandria, TN 37012, the vehicle jumped the curb went down in a ditch and collided with a parked church bus. The accelerator on this vehicle stuck and caused me to lose control of this vehicle. I had no control over the accelerator at the time of this accident.

A rattle or popping noise coming from the moonroof above front/rear passenger seat. A loud creaking sound all the time heard since winter is present when making turns or just hitting bumps in the road. Called dealer was told that plastic shims/ or different kits were needed and the labor was outrageous for customer pay. The 3 year warranty is ridiculous this is a structural issue. This is a known problem with all 2007 -up Toyota Camry's. TSB's are online. If you google moonroof popping or rattling on 2011 Toyota Camry's, you'll find that this is a recurring problem that Toyota is having with their moonroof. Why should the consumer spend thousands to fix a structural issue? I heard worst case scenario is total removal of moonroof with no guarantees to fix on my tab. Car is barely out of bumper to bumper warranty.

Tl-the contact owns a 2011 Toyota Camry. The contact stated that the front passenger side door and the two rear doors failed to unlock from the outside of the vehicle. The contact mentioned that the doors only unlocked manually from the inside of the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the door latches needed to be replaced. The vehicle was also taken to an independent mechanic, who diagnosed that the computer located under the dashboard needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 32,000. Djr.

Since I bought this car, I have to repair everything, and I am making the payment every month. I was told the day I bought the car that the car was clean with no accident. I found out that the car got accident.

The passenger and driver door paneling is defective. The cloth adhering to the door cushioning is peeling off. Within 1. 5 years of ownership the passenger side peeled. Within another year and a half the driver side started to peel.

Strong, loud, persistent knocking sound coming from passenger side of roof when going over bumps or uneven pavement. This noise is the frame popping from two parts of the frame coming into contact, from what I was told by dealer. This was taken to the dealer previously and the TSB was found and work completed. It began making the noise again after a few days to a week after the service. I have scheduled to take it in again, but have hesitated due to the condition I received my car after service last time. The liner and body covers do not go back on right and the car did not look new any longer when I received it back. The problem was said to be caused by welding slag on the frame rubbing together, and bad welds on the car's body. This is not what someone wants to hear when purchasing a new car.

On a hot day while parked, the front windshield of my 2011 Toyota Camry developed a very large crack.