Sun Roof Problems of Toyota Corolla

The contact owns a 2011 Toyota Corolla. The contact stated that while driving approximately 45 mph, the sun roof shattered without warning. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 51,000.

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On wed oct 23 I was driving on the freeway in the middle lane. The weather was perfect, no rain, clear blue skies and about 70 degrees. It was apprx 12:00 pm (mid-day). Out of nowhere I heard a loud band on top of my roof and glass started flying off the back of my car. I pulled over to see what happened and there was a huge hole in the middle of my sunroof and the rest of the glass around it is shattered. It was such a bizarre experience I couldn't figure out what would have cause this. It was like the sunroof had exploded for no reason. Then on October 25 I saw an article that a lot of kia's sunroofs had been exploding! that is no coincidence. I know my car is a Toyota, not a kia, but the sunroof exploded out of nowhere and the article sounds exactly like what happened to me. Fortunately I had the flap closed so there was no injury to me. Please help with this. I don't know what to do next and I wouldn't want to pay $800 for a defective window! I have pictures of my window from the day it happened. I also have a claim from my insurance CO.

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While driving down the at 50 mph on smooth road there was a hissing coming from the sun roof. The glass from the sun roof flew off, and the consumer saw the glass behind the car in the rearview mirror. T he sun roof was closed at the time when it flew off. The glass came off in one piece and then broke on the ground. Then, the owner pulled over and looked at the sun roof. He took the car home, then to the car to dealer . The consumer was unsure what caused it, and the dealership hasn't told the consumer the cause of the failure. The dealership will replace the sun roof. The consumer has not had other problems with car but was upset with dealership for charging for a rental car.

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While driving vehicle sunroof glass separated from the sunroof mechanism. The dealer determined that the glue used to hold the glass to the metal was faulty. The consumer requested to be reimbursed for the rental.