general problems of the 2013 Toyota Corolla

Hi sir I have problems in adjust the angles that affect to my staring and speed the mechanical said I have to replace the rear sup frame that will cost about 900$.

My wife had a collision and my Corolla became total but airbag never inflate.

My car was hacked almost killing me. Cyber attack 10/31/15 as I was driving the battery/alternator kept draining forcing me to pull over to side of road. A strange gas also was periodically spraying out of vent fogging windows w/white film making it difficult to see & breath. Each time I pulled over car recharged itself on grass/dirt. At least the 8th or 9th time this happened the steering wheel jerked to right & w/in 1-2 seconds I went from 45-50mph-0 like hitting invisible building in middle of road. Pushed gas pedal to floor, not enough speed to pull off road. No lights, power, engine died. My body was jarred forward abruptly. A red light started blinking & beeping at bottom of consul & gas started coming out of vent again. I struggled to get out of car for fear of being hit from behind as it was pitch black out, also wanted to get cat out car which I left in field before police & ambulance arrived. I had blood down to socks. I was in hospital 1 week and no accident report was filed, my cat is still missing. I called dealership to report mechanical/electrical defect & was avoided/resisted for 3 1/2 weeks/over 30 hours on the phone before it was suggested I call manufacturer & another 2 weeks before they cooperated & filed claim. This has been a full time job trying to get someone to take responsibility. I sell real estate & cant work/earn money with no car. 12/11/15 Toyota sent inspector to place car was towed to pull info off data recorder. 2/1/15 I still have not received report. I have 3 year one pay lease expiring 9/2016, no money & no car. This has been an absurd, brain draining exhausting waste of time w/no end in site. I've reached out to ftc, consumer protection, govenors/senators. . . I just wanted them to take responsibility, loan or give me a car while they inspect and have had zero recourse to date. They want to sue me for cost of car/impound/storage fees.

2013 Toyota Corolla. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle acceleration and brake system issues. The consumer stated she had her right foot on the brake and released the emergency brake. When she put the car in reverse it accelerated backwards across the pavement, hit the curb, accelerated forward, went across another paved lane, hit the curb and ended on the grass. The vehicle had three blown tires and a severely damaged rear bumper.

The contact owns a 2013 Toyota Corolla. The contact stated while exiting a gas station, the vehicle accelerated independently. The contact engaged the service brakes but failed to stop the vehicle. The contact swerved in and out of traffic to avoid vehicles and went over the left hand median before coming to a stop in the opposing lane. The air bags deployed. The contact suffered neck swelling burns on both wrist and mild back pain which required medical attention. A police report was filed. The manufacturer and dealer were notified of the failure. The vehicle was not diagnosed. The vehicle was destroyed. The failure mileage was 38,565. The VIN was not available.

2013 Toyota Corolla. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle accelerated on its own. The consumer stated there was some damage to his/her house and car.

2013 Toyota Corolla. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle sudden surge problems. The consumer stated as she slowly pulled into a parking space, she took her foot off the accelerator and let the vehicle coast slowly into the parking space, before applying the brake, the vehicle suddenly surged forward into a snow bank. The consumer was unable to get the vehicle out of the snow bank, when she put the vehicle in reverse. Once the she got help, she noticed the bumper had broken off and the driver's side fender was detached from the vehicle at the seam.

Was trying to reverse and all of sudden the car just turns off . . Driving on the freeway and the accelerator is taking for ever to pick up this all stared from the day I bought it I call in right away and they told me that I was not able to take the car back.

In the past year this car has exhibited multiple occurrences (52 documented) of delayed acceleration from 1 to 3 seconds when pressing on the accelerator pedal. I have tried to get Toyota to acknowledge and repair the problem unsuccessfully as the car has been covered under original warranty throughout this time. Multiple drivers have attested to the defect. In ncds arbitration Toyota claimed pauses were due to the "traction control" or "electronic vehicle stability control" kicking in and reducing power to the wheels. This couldn't be the case as in none of the incidents did the instrument panel lights which come on when those features activate light up. Most of the incidents occurred on dry, asphalt, and straight roads and non-hurried driving. This problem is a safety hazard as it occurs intermittently and random without warning.

The contact owns a 2013 Toyota Corolla. The contact stated that while at a stop with the brakes depressed, the vehicle accelerated and the contact crashed into the wall of a private residence. The contact sustained injures to the right leg and the front passenger sustained a sprained back muscle. A police report was not filed of the incident. The vehicle was towed to a local mechanic for body repairs. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 4,164.