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Robyn of Alameda CA (2/7/05):
My 3-month-old Toyota Prius has decided to jump gears infrequently, when I am starting or stopping the car. (I put it into Drive, for example, and it jumps into Reverse.) When I took it into the dealership --under full warranty -- they claimed there was nothing wrong; it was my fault for handling the gear shift roughly. Actually, when "Master Mechanic" Tony showed me how to gently handle the gears, it jumped from 'drive' to 'neutral', and a friend of mine witnessed this as well. Tony argued with us and denied seeing this happen. This is obviously a potentially very dangerous problem -- given that I cannot trust that the gear I put my car into is the gear it will stay in. I would think Toyota would want to address it immediately for liability reasons. A recall may be in order. But -- as of now -- they don't seem concerned. Report Your Experience
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