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Robert of New Braunfels, TX November 5, 2009

The audible warnings for LIghts left on ,seat belt warning cannot be heard. When we bougt the car it worked but gradually went away. Mr. B took it in thier shop, but said they couldnt do anything about it. Allof my other toyota Products worked fine.Has Toyota let something slip thru the crack? I want my Scion working properly.

Janett of Boynton Beach, FL June 17, 2009

I own a 2005 Toyota Scion. On Monday, June 15, 2009 I was driving my car into my parking space and all of a sudden the engine started to race and move, I tried to apply my brakes but I had no brakes and my car ran into a brick wall and caused over 2,000 worth of damage. This amount doesn't include the cost to check/repair the problem the car has.

Are there any reports of the same incident happening to other owners? Luckily, no one was injured and I did not have my grandchildren in the car. I am Grateful that I had not been pulling up to a stop light and hit another car.

Mauro of Kansas City, MO June 2, 2009

I had my oil changed every 5,000 miles. after oil Change at 27,000 miles went to Amrillo Texas, didn't think anything of it to check oil before getting on the road, drove to Texas, then before we left went to check the oil in the car, there was hardly any ont the dipstick, had to add oil to car, called Toyota dealer in Kansas to see what we could do since we were in Texas, in the middle of nowhere, had to drive one hour to get a toyota dealer to look at it and tell us what was wrong.

They notated on the recepet and told us on the last oil change the it looked like the oil was very old and dark, and low.... was 2,000 miles left before needing oil change, they said it looked like they didn't put oil back in the car from the last oil change. Now I drove it back to Kansas took it a week later to change the oil and they put my car on survalance at 1,000 miles. Every thing checked out ok, so they said.

Well Now I checked my oil again, after that closer to time to get Oil change and My car again doesn't have much oil on the dipstick and very low, dark. and I told my husband to take it back to same dealer for the problem and he took it to a diffrent Toyota dealer and it has again noted and now this dealer ship put my car on 2,000 mile survalance.

NOW I am Frustrated, cause no one can tell me what is the problem! I am back to where I was in the first place! Car is Burning oil and I been taking Pictures of the dipstick. NOT sure what else to do! anyone can help let me know, or has had the same problem

Paula of Raleigh, NC April 13, 2009

Paula of Raleigh NC (04/13/09)
2007 scion tc bought 4/10/09 with 39000 mi.had it 2 hrs,driving down highway,loud pop noise,wind deflector popped up and shatterd the closed sun roof starting at the edges along the tracks, glass fell in and glass pieces with track attatched flew off causing hazard to other dirvers, drove straight back to dealer, they took car back.

Once fixed are they safe or will this happen again? filed report with scion but they did not seem to care one way or another, defect needs to be made a recall, noted many many blogs online of same problem, daughter is afraid to drive call but will another 2007 tc be the answer or switch to another make and model?

Andrew of St. Louis, MO March 6, 2008

Andrew of St. Louis MO (03/06/08)
I bought a 2005 Toyota Scion Tc and after buying it a few months down the road a recall on the moon roof was sent to me for the glass to have a protective cover placed on it and that the wind deflector could shatter at highway speeds.

Last night while driving on the highway with the moon roof closed, out of no where the deflector popped up and the moon roof blew out resulting in a loud noise causing a major distraction at night and leaving glass to fall all over me and my car. The car dealer is trying to make me pay for the damage and replacement of glass. Do to the recall is this really suppose to cost me?

Karen of Melbourne, FL May 28, 2007

Karen of Melbourne FL (05/28/07)
friday may 25th 2007 my 19 year old daughter was driving my 2006 scion tc on I95 north when the sunroof shattered for no apparent reason. in a panic and shocked state, after hearing the loud boom..and glass flying in and dropping into the car on her... she pulled over to the side of the road she called me frantically. on my way to meet her on the side of the road, i called my local toyota dealership where I had purchased the car. I had asked if there had been a recall on the sunroof.they told me no. when i arrived at the dealership with the car....(cuts on my foot from the glass....and glass imbedded in my foot.) T

he service person paul, who I had spoken to earlier, told me that a tech had over heard our conversation and said there had been a warning on the sunroof wind deflector...but that my deflector was not broken and that my VIN did not match the recall he went on to try to blame my young daughter he stated that the car was still under warrantee and they would fix it for free IF i gave the dealership and excellent rating he also went on to say...they were all baffled as to how this could happen..and you know how young kids drive....

i am not so concerned about the dealership comments but rather the fact that I had never received information on this recall...or as I understand from my son..there is also a recall on the side airbags..I have never been informed about my daughter is extremely lucky that she did not loose control of the car...she was not injured....other than being scared to death I thank god for that other scion owners need to be warned

Chester of Derry, NH March 9, 2007

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