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Replying to: kiawah (May 14, 2008 6:45 pm) |
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I recently bought a 2008 Camry Hybrid. The right headlight is dimmer than the left headlight and also appears to be set not at the same level with the left headlight. At night, I can see the light from the left headlight shining a few feet further than the right. When I took the car to a dealership, they said it is normal and is designed as such. Does that sound legit to anyone?
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Replying to: topgun65 (May 27, 2008 8:56 am) |
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Purchased new 2008 Toyota Camry LE 4 Dr Sedan during October 2007. Encountered serious transmission problems at 40MPH and 60MPH. Contacted Toyota, Torrence California and was assigned a case number with "NO FIX IS AVAILABLE." I filed a request for arbitration under the Ct. Lemon Laws. During June 2008 Toyota complied with the Arbitrators ruling and refunded my full purchase price. Appealing to a higher authority does have merit. It is, however, a shame that Toyota forced me to obtain a legal solution and that does NOT help to enhance their reputation for quality, reliability or service. Buyers Beware!!
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Replying to: dec426 (Jun 06, 2008 10:42 am) |
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Replying to: dezral (Jun 07, 2008 2:07 am) A reliable witness that can verify your problem might help, one that has driven your vehicle and can express the problem encountered. Im my opinion it is worth the effort. Hope this helps. DEC
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Replying to: dec426 (Jun 07, 2008 4:15 am) takes all the statements etc and has 10 working days to render a verdict. If granted, Toyota has 30 days to reply. Hope tis helps. dec
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Replying to: dec426 (Jun 07, 2008 4:15 am) I also contacted Toyota in Torrance, CA and they called me and told me to send the arbitration form that was in my owners manual to the address in Mount Clemens, MI. I sent all documents to them and one of their reps call me a couple of days ago and asked if I wanted an oral hearing or just send in paperwork, I opted also for the oral hearing. She said that they would call me back within a week or so and give me my appt date and time with the arbitrator. But, I didn't get a checklist like you. How do I get ahold of the "Toyota Field Specialist" in Oklahoma (where I am)? I took it to the dealership(s) a total of 3 times/5 days. The only thing they did was I took them for a test drive, they did feel/hear the vibration. They contacted Toyota, who said they couldn't do anything. I then took it to another dealership locally and they reset the memory, which didn't work. I took the back the next day, they kept it for 2 days and then also told me it was "normal". Do those count as "failed attempts", they told me it was a "normal characteristic" for these cars?? When do I pay the filiing fee and how much is it? I wasn't sure if I could use a lawyer or if I should just bring my husband and his best friend who would be my witnesses. I also didn't get anything notarized. ~~~Dezra |
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Replying to: dec426 (Jun 07, 2008 4:24 am) Why did you want a refund instead of a replacement? See my deal is, I traded in an 2006 Mustang for this Camry so I am upside down on it. Do you know how that would factor in on the refund? I need you to help me get all my ducks in a row so that I can win this case...I would like them to give me a Camry that does not vibrate, which apparently isn't a 4cyl LE, would they do a 6cyl or something or do you have a clue? I am sorry, I don't mean to be a pest but nobody seems to know how this process is and I am so furious that Toyota is saying its "normal" when it isn't! ~~~Dezra |
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