general problems of the 2013 Toyota Camry Hybrid

The gear shift compactment not properly covered. Gear shift will not move. Liquid placed in cup holder box splashed into gear shift box as car moving causing liquid to enter in the shift box that is not properly case. Liquid enter the gear box as car is moving /in motion causing it to damaged the electrical component of the motor. Causing the need to replace gear shift.

I experienced noises echoing in the roof of my vehicle over several weeks that often sounded like something fell on the car. Then on the evening of February 11, 2014, I noticed that the headliner was completely separating from the roof of the vehicle on both the sides (driver and passenger) of the front of the vehicle. The dealership replaced the headliner and addressed weld points in the roof that they believe will address the sounds they also noted hearing.

As I was driving on the highway with speed of 60mph, I find it very difficult to keep the car going in a straight lane without it being sways to the left. (almost hit another the car on the left lane side. ) another problem is when raining, the windshield wiper constantly made "click click" sound, and sometimes it wouldn't wipe. (making it very hard to see. ) the last one is the loud wind noise when driving on the highway. On the side of the window, a very loud noise somehow slip through and hurting my ear. (all windows are closed. ).

Driving on interstate on flat road with a 3-week-old car. A click sounded and the brake system, abs system, traction control, and brake lights all turned on. The car was just about impossible to stop. I had to stomp on the brakes while coasting uphill on an off-ramp. The accumulator had malfunctioned requiring a new brake master cylinder, booster assembly, brake cylinder assembly, brake booster gasket, and brake fluid. Toyota's multi-city master technician could not identify the cause. The error code was noted (c-1391) but the problem could not be replicated.

After heavy rain & with high humidity, exterior windshield & exterior passenger & driver's side windows collect excessive condensation which inhibits visibility while driving. Wipers must be constantly on & side windows down while driving. Front windshield does not wipe clear, as something similar to a haze is seen on windshield requiring wipers to have to be operated on high.