Radio/tape Cd Player Problems of Toyota Prius

I bought a used 2013 Toyota certified Prius in 2016,after using for a few months the car stalled at the middle of the road. I have it towed at bob smith Toyota for repairs. The repair indicated a replacement of inverter. The cost of repair is around $2,000. The car is ok now and running,but it's no guarantee the the same problem will happen again. I don't feel safe driving the car,at present I brought my car at the dealership again for another issue,the radio,navigation backup camera doesn't work,.

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I recently purchased my 3rd Toyota in August (2016 Prius). I upgraded my 2011 Prius because I really needed built in navigation due the nature of my job and my commute. I am currently experiencing issues with the radio/navigation system, which is very frustrating because this is a "brand new" car. The navigation system and radio turn off and on continuously during the most dangerous and inconvenient times (I. E. When I am navigating though unfamiliar wooded areas in the dark when it's raining). This also causes one of my instrument panels to go blank. I have had to stop using the navigation system altogether at times, which again is the reason that I upgraded my car in the first place. This began happening intermittently in September, and the problem has gotten progressively worse over time. I took off of work to have the issue diagnosed and repaired by the dealership in November and to have the parking cable recall issue taken care of. I was informed by the dealer that they did not have the parts in to address the recall issue and the technician immediately noticed the issue with the radio/navigation system but was unable to correct the issue because the update that "might" fix it is not available yet. This is very dangerous and this issue needs to be addressed before someone gets hurt.

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The navigation, bluetooth & radio system was turned off on it own and became corrupted when the car dealership tried to update the systems software. The hardware was then rendered inoperable and the systems computer was then replaced, the warranty did not cover the defects in the system. The estimated repair exceeded $1000us. Due to the dealerships actions in trying to run a software update, the repair costs were paid by the dealership. The failure of the computer system seemed to be known by the car dealer. Toyota was never directly contacted by car owner as only the car dealer handled the repair issues.

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Exterior rear hatch latch handle sticky/melting. Covered with tape to avoid touching the mess when using the door. Latch and lock operation has become unreliable and hatch must be slammed to ensure closure. Practically identical to complaint id 10632829.

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My back-up camera went dark & stopped working in the center console. This rendered the entire console inoperable; navigation, radio, bluetooth, etc. I went to the Toyota dealer, & called Toyota. I was told this happens with jbl equipment, & it is not covered under warranty. My vehicle only has 43,252 miles on it. They told me that I could pay $2500 for a refurbished camera/console. This does not seem to be fair to the consumer. I do not like driving around without the back-up camera--a safety feature, & this is a known problem to Toyota & their dealers. Toyota should extend the warranty on this center console on this model.

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2010 Prius -- fm radio has intermittent static -- antenna was removed and replaced and static continues -- signal is coming in strong on radio but static persists -- happens on all fm stations between washington DC and bangor, maine.

2010 Toyota Prius has problem with the fm radio. ***** the consumer stated the fm radio had excessive, intermittent static and easily lost signals, even on high wattage. The traffic feature which automatically located bay area fm traffic stations did not always work because the signal was so distorted as she drives further out of the city.

The contact owns a 2009 Toyota Prius. The contact was driving approximately 45 mph on normal road conditions when the "engine" warning light indicator illuminated on the instrument panel. There were numerous failures with various components within the vehicle. The consumption mpg screen on the instrument panel displayed inaccurate information. The engine exhibited a reduction of engine power. When depressing the accelerator pedal an excessive decrease in acceleration occurred. The fm and am radio selector failed to function properly. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer for diagnostic testing on two separate occasions. The technician was unable to duplicate the failures. There were no resolutions. The vehicle has not been repaired for the malfunctions. The failure mileage was 2,000. The VIN was rejected and will be updated upon receipt of the safety complaint form.

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The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Prius. While driving less than 1 mph, the cd track menu will not display, however, the disc changer could be loaded and radio channels could be adjusted. The dealer stated that the visibility of the menu was hidden because NHTSA stated that viewing the menu while driving was a safety risk. The current mileage was 5,600 and failure mileage was 12. Updated 10/24/07.

The contact owns a 2005 Toyota Prius. The contact stated that whenever the radio was in use, it would not transmit a clear reception. The radio defect occurred on the purchase date of the vehicle and continued over the years. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer and they were unable to provide a remedy for the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 14. Updated 05/26/11.

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