Toyota Camry Hybrid

"The sunroof motor had to be replaced."

"Oil slowly leaking into the timing belt area."

""The battery used to start the car needs to be replaced. It is more than ten years old, so this is to be expected. The problem is that there are NO REPLACEMENT batteries available. The dealership, parts stores, battery specialists all say that that battery is not available and there is no other battery that can serve as a substitute. The dealership said I could buy one now and if/when one comes in I could have it, but admitted it would probably months before they got one. Now, when I want to use my car in the morning, I have to jump start it. EVERY TIME!!! The car runs great , but I should not have to jump start it every time I want to use it. The problem is not resolved and apparently Toyota has no plans to resolve it. The service manager said if he had that car on his lot, he would just put it up for auction, admitting that Toyota has NO ANSWERS. Great car except for this.""

"left front driver side panel loose from frame; broken clips"

"Front to rear trim on roof has come loose."

"Had to replace drivers door latching/locking mechanism."

"Driver seat dye wearing off"

""Sudden failure in parking lot, towed to dealer. No warrenty applied to failure.""

"Computer code indicated the hybrid battery pack had degraded and needed replacement. A fine independent shop obtained a new OEM battery directly from Toyota and installed it for approx $1200 less than the dealer I bought the car from quoted me."

""The drains from the sunroof got clogged. No one at the dealers where we took the car for maintenance ever said we had to clear them out. Passenger side of car flooded. All carpeting and padding was soaked. (No mechanical damage.). Dealer was going to charge $3,500 to rip everything back and dry it. Local repair shop did a great job for $350. We always had required servicing done at Toyota dealerships. They should have either told us clearing out the sunroof drains was required, or done it as needed when we brought the car in for routine servicing.""

""I live in a city where potholes are ubiquitous, and often not filled or covered in a timely manner. I had to replace both axles this year, as city surface streets comprise most of my mileage, so I do not attribute the cracked axles to a design flaw.""