Front brake disc's warped.
Front brake calipers locked.
Tail lights filed with water.
Air conditioning quit, twice.
Replaced all four tires in second year.
Spent more money keeping this vehicle on the road in six years than I did in 15 years on a Dodge Caravan.
Not good value, overpriced.
Through my experience found it unreliable.
Tail lights full of water is a warning sign of past damage. Perhaps this is because you bought it used? There is indication it was 1 year old when you bought it.
Tail lights full of water can also mean that it wasnt assembled well in the first place.
Yes, on a Chrysler because you can see white light coming out from around the edges of the lenses, but on a Toyota? NO! These cars are actually inspected out of the factory. I am sorry if the last commenter is used to owning a Ford or Chrysler.
Oh great another Toyota lover in the comment above, geeze. The reviewer had problems with his Toyota. That's not impossible now is it.
If these cars are inspected so well out of the factory and are such quality vehicles, then explain all the problems the reviewer has had with their Toyota!
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