Toyota Prius V

"2/22/24 Routine Service. All problems started After that: car bouncing, jiggling, jerking, rocking. Rechecked by Toyota dealer, say "no problem". Still have rough ride. Don't trust Toyota dealer. Afraid there's a structural issue that could cause a considerable problem."

"Just ware and tare."

"Steering wheel vibration made loud vibration when driving over very small bumps, train tracks, etc"

"Sensor failed, required replacing the wheel bearing."

"During the summer 2023, the antilock braking system failed. We took the car to the dealer where we purchased it. They charged us $150 to diagnose the problem. Their repair estimate was $4,000. We were told that the manufacturer had recognized the problem and had extended the warranty to 10 years but our vehicle at that time was 11 years old and therefor was not covered. We asked them what alternatives were available and were told to just sell the car. We found a local mechanic who replaced the failed component with a "used" one and charged us $1000. it lasted about 2 weeks and failed. He replaced the unit again. This time the unit failed the next day. We gave up on him and are now driving the car "as is" with 5 warning lights on the dashboard. Up until last summer, we had been very satisfied with the car. It was the first time we had purchased a foreign made car."

"After brake pad and rotor replacement (not sure if premature, forget whether front or rear), car dragged while driving and it was necessary to replace one of the calipers."

"At 177000 miles the head gasket gave way and leaked coolant into the cylinders. This caused a complete failure of the engine. It cost over $10,000 to replace the engine."

"whit the cost of replacing the head gasket and the value of the car with milage of 177K, makes the car not worth repairing. googling shows this is not an uncommon problem. Toyota should have recalled it."

"first significant issue we had with the vehicle. Cost was just about $550 but it has over 140,000 miles."