Consumer Complaints
| Fail date | miles | occurences | Purchase date |
|---|---|---|---|
| ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL | |||
| 09/01/2009 | 27912 | 1 | |
| I own a 2007 toyota camry solara. my problem exist with a stuck pedal. when i am stopped at a light, and proceed to step on my accelerator momentarily sticks in a neutral position ,until it releases, while i am still moving forward with the same pressure on the gas pedal. i checked the owners manual and this is what it states: if the engine speed does not increase when the accelerator pedal is depressed, there may be a problem somewhere in the electronic throttle control system. my concern is this problem is associated with the recall, and my car is not on the recall list. i do not feel confident in toyota's explanation with all toyota cars. i do not know if my car was involved in the 1st recall with the floor mats, throttle control, or the gas pedal. i want to know who made my accelerator pedal and if my car will be repaired by toyota. i do not feel safe, that this problem with the pedal will make my car go out of control. if it is a defective part, has it been determined that when my pedal sticks it will accelerate out of control. with so many other toyota's being added to the list each day. i want to report that the camry solara should be added to this list. it is not safe to drive. this happens every time i drive the car. i am not currently driving the car. i expect all issues with acceleration be closely looked at by toyota, and the responsibility to repair at the cost of toyota be taken care of regardless of a recall letter being sent out to only the listed cars to date. this is a problem i did not anticipate, with a new car, and know it is due to defective materials used in the production of their cars. treat all fairly. i can not afford to pay for a repair, and should not be inconvenienced in making a car payment, when a car is sitting in my driveway. or should i be out on the road driving in a dangerous vehicle that has not been put on the recall list. *tr | |||