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Toyota stability control problems

Owners have filed 2,850 complaints with NHTSA about the stability control on Toyota vehicles — 2% of everything reported about the brand, across 38 models. The model that accounts for most of them is the Toyota Sequoia, worst in 2002.

These are raw counts. A model that sold in millions appears near the top for that reason alone — the grade never compares one model with another.

2,850

Complaints

2%

Share of all Toyota complaints

149

Crashes

12

Fires

Which Toyota models have the most stability control problems

Sequoia 1,001 35.1%

Worst in 2002

Prius 419 14.7%

Worst in 2010

Sienna 236 8.3%

Worst in 2004

Camry 176 6.2%

Worst in 2007

Camry Hybrid 149 5.2%

Worst in 2007

Corolla 139 4.9%

Worst in 2010

RAV4 137 4.8%

Worst in 2007

Highlander 98 3.4%

Worst in 2004

4RUNNER 77 2.7%

Worst in 2004

Sequoia SR5 72 2.5%

Worst in 2003

Tundra 69 2.4%

Worst in 2008

Worst in 2006

Tacoma 60 2.1%

Worst in 2012

Avalon 33 1.2%

Worst in 2006

Worst Toyota model years for stability control problems

Vehicle Complaints Share of that year Median miles Grade
2002 Toyota Sequoia 274 24% 122,396 C
2003 Toyota Sequoia 216 25% 87,000 C
2001 Toyota Sequoia 184 21% 128,000 C
2004 Toyota Sequoia 132 23% 85,500 C
2005 Toyota Sequoia 118 21% 90,900 C
2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid 117 12% 110,050 B
2010 Toyota Prius 98 3% 10,000 B
2004 Toyota Sienna 83 3% 120,000 A
2008 Toyota Prius 83 4% 27,935 B
2007 Toyota Prius 72 3% 40,602 C
2003 Toyota Sequoia SR5 72 41% 90,177 F
2007 Toyota Camry 65 2% 98,000 C
2005 Toyota Sienna 48 3% 127,000 A
2006 Toyota Sequoia 45 15% 89,000 B
2005 Toyota Prius 39 3% 64,897 A
2006 Toyota Sienna 34 3% 132,675 A
2006 Toyota Prius 34 2% 35,000 B
2010 Toyota Corolla 33 2% 54,250 C
2008 Toyota Sienna 30 5% 137,500 A
2009 Toyota Prius 27 4% 14,000 A