Carrier/rack problems of the 2011 Toyota Camry

Toyota Camry sun visor assemblies(2007-2011) warranty enhancement I was driving home on the garden state highway, easter night 2017, when the sun visor om my 2011 Camry just dropped down. I couldn't get the visor to stay up and had to drive with one hand holding it up until I could pull over. Ultimately, the entire visor separated from the holder. I later learned online that there has been a warranty support program (ztt) issued by Toyota 8/1/12 on sun visor assemblies and sun visor brackets on certain Toyota 2007-2011 Camry''s. Toyota has announced a customer support program to cover of the sun visor assemblies/brackets for 7 years from date of first use regardless of mileage. Since my car is going to be six years old in August, I have contacted Toyota via email and they have responded that my car does not fall under applicable VIN ranges. Apparently this defect is not just in the cars with those applicable VIN numbers, but in far more cars. My reference # 1705082884. Having a sun visor fall down while driving (particularly at night) is dangerous, as is not having a sun visor when the sun is very bright. !.

My driver side sun visor has came unhinged on its own. I am able to temporarily place it back on the hook by pulling the plastic open that surrounds the brackets so it can operate as a sunvisor should. But if I go over a bump then it is likely to come unhooked and obstruct my vision by leaning while only supported by the small catch hook. This is a major safety concern. At times it completely falls into my lap as I am driving or I will get into the car and the visor will be laying on the seat. It falls off when the car is stable and in motion. It also will not close up. So if I need it closed (I. E at night) then I have to take it off. My mother has driven my car and she is shorter than me so she sits closer there the wheel. She informed me that while driving, the visor fell off and hit her on the head. Big issue! it is somewhat expensive to replace and is a manufacturer defect that they should fix. It seems the "safest" thing to do besides replace it is to not have the visor up but that it's the sole reason for having a sun visor. . . To block the sun. . . Yet it does not effectively serve it's purpose without risk. The passenger side is rarely used but will make clicking sounds in every position it is moved to so I'm sure it will break soon also. So I checked out Toyota recall/warranty and apparently only a few of the 2011 vehicles fall in the covered range although this seems to be a problem for more than those few. I would appreciate if NHTSA would investigate this issue further. This is not just a cosmetic concern. Obstructed vision is very dangerous. I fall within the make, model, and year range but not the VIN range for repair, which is crazy! any of the Toyota's with this issue that meet the basic criteria should qualify regardless of the product supplier for that VIN. Seems to be a way to spend less fixing by covering less vehicles and not considering safety.

My dashboard is melting & cracking . It is sticky to the touch and it\'s falling apart the glare from the melting dash is also an issue . I also have an issue with the drivers side vanity mirror it is broke and won\'t stay up . I had the same exact issues with my 2007 Camry and Toyota fixed the dash but they told me to go buy a new dashboard and pay for it myself for my 2011 they will not except blame and they will not help with the issues they pretty much told me tough luck . I am very upset with the condition of my dashboard and I am very upset at Toyotas response to my issue .

Driver's side sun visor became loose and will not stay up. Fell down into view when driving. Visor finally fell off the swing arm and it is due to a cracked/separated plastic housing within the visor that the swing arm inserts into.

Visor came loose and would not stay up. . . . . Fell down blocking my view to drive. Tried to push it to the side and came off the bracket in the roof.