Five problems related to seats have been reported for the 2010 Toyota Corolla. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2010 Toyota Corolla based on all problems reported for the 2010 Corolla.
Takata recall, got recall info, took the car to Toyota, no solution to problem. They said they had no problems. It was an interim call. Meantime, do not allow anyone in front passenger seat. . So I feel like I am just standing in line, paying for something I cannot fully use. Where is the fix to the problem?? in the meantime, I am driving my unsafe car, as shrapnel can explode at anytime, and go anywhere. I need help here. I am a safe driver, what about the other guy. I live in florida, and fit right into the recall notice, however Toyota seems not to be able to anything about it. I am upset, I am paying on a car that I can only use a small portion of. And still not feel safe. I love my car, I want to keep it. But it seems like I bought a four bedroom house that maybe will only hold one.
Takata recall hello, my vehicle has been recalled for 9 months. That means nearly an entire year of not being able to safely transport passengers. I understand this is a mass scale issue that is challenging to solve, but it's also ridiculous for me to spend so much money on a car, only to lose basically 25% of the seat space I pay for. It's caused much difficulty transporting my family, because I'm definitely not allowing anyone to sit in a seat that might kill them. I expected a long wait for this to resolve, but taking nearly a year is bordering on unacceptable. When can I expect Toyota to get on the ball? thanks.
The drivers seat did not lock into a stationary position and would float forward or backward in conjunction with acceleration or deceleration. Inspection revealed the seat rail to be defective and required replacement of same.
On 11/23/2011, I bought a 2010 Toyota Corolla at sterling mccall Toyota. Unfortunately, the vehicle was inadequate because of a hidden defect in the design and construction of the driver’s front seat. I am disappointed and concerned because the way the seat was designed and/ or constructed places a metal bar to be compressed against the spinal column. The location of this metal bar lowers the protection of the occupant’s physical safety and places the driver at a higher risk for lumbar vertebrae injury.
2010 Toyota Corolla, with defective seat and steering apparatus. I have expressed my concern with the manufacture and the dealership with no resolution.