Purchased new 2007 Toyota Camry, soon after purchase realized there were a lot of issues with the car, one being a sticky gas pedal, that when accelerating from a slow speed, ( for example, a yellow light), the car bogs down the pedal feels sticky then kicks in real hard and the car accelerates forward very fast. This occurs about 2 times a week and we thought it was just how the vehicle was made. On 01/23/2009 we took the vehicle to a Toyota dealership for multiple items with one being the sticky pedal, and another happened to be a pinging noise during acceleration such as getting on a freeway with an incline. The correction for the sticky pedal was " unable to verify and advised the customer to have a throttle body and fuel injection service $99.95 + tax" the correction for the engine clatter noise was " performed a ECU memory reset/re programming. Transmission and engine is working per factory standards at this time". the ECU memory reset was the only work performed in which we paid $85. After leaving Toyota we found that the pedal pushed down very easy and smooth, within a 2 week period while this lasted we never had an accelerator issue. But after 2 weeks the pedal went back to being sticky and having accelerator issues again. We took the vehicle back to Toyota and told them that the ECU memory reset fixed our pedal and asked if they could look into it. They did not and we left with a sticky pedal still. Now with the information in the media about the sticking accelerators, the floor mats and now the worn pedal assembly, I became concerned because this started when my vehicle was brand new. I called Toyota customer service line and let them know of my problem and concerns, the rep told me to call the nearest dealer and make an appointment for them to look into this, and suggested that I do not drive the car. The dealer will only perform the recall work and when they get the training and parts.

- Riverside, CA, USA

The contact owned a 2007 Toyota Camry. While driving at speeds of 55 mph, the vehicle began to accelerate without warning. She could also feel the power of the vehicle pulling at speeds of 80 mph. She searched the floorboard of the vehicle and confirmed that there was nothing obstructing the accelerator pedal. She continued to depress the brake pedal to the floor board, to no avail. She was forced to take an off ramp and crashed into the side of a passing semi-truck due to the acceleration. The vehicle continued to accelerate after crashing into the truck. She crashed into a chain link fence in an attempt to stop the vehicle. The vehicle came to a stop once it became entangled into the fence. The consumer stated the floor mat was not obstructing the gas pedal. The consumer has since traded the vehicle. Updated 05/17/10.

- Northridge, CA, USA

I own a 2007 Toyota Camry that is defected. I filed a complaint with you 11-2-07. My confirmation number is 10207797. I want to know what our next step is in fixing this problem. I see several lawsuits have been filed. I want to be part of that. I still own this vehicle and am paying for it. Can you help me?

- Tracy, CA, USA

On January 2, 2010 at approximately 1:30 I was traveling North on route 146. The weather conditions were poor and I was traveling at approximately 50mph. My car continued to accelerate and when I proceeded to hit the brake pedal it skipped and my car did not slow down at all. I believe that partially the icy weather conditions were to blame but in my opinion a 2007 vehicles breaks should not skip on a regular basis and the gas pedal should always work properly. I have called the dealership several time namely balise and they have not returned any of my phone calls regarding the recent recall. I understand that the call volume on this issue is probably gigantic yet when a customer, especially one having issues with their vehicle should be prioritize. Due to this my vehicle sustained over $9,000 in damages and I have over $5,000 in medical bills. In this incident I hit a guard rail to avoid hitting other cars and my opinion it could have been much worse. I truly believe Toyota are great vehicles and have always had a great reputation that is why I have only owned this make of vehicle.

- Cranston, RI, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Camry. While the contact was driving 50 mph she applied the brakes and they failed to stop the vehicle which caused her to crash into a railing and a ditch. The vehicle has not been diagnosed by the dealership. The contact has experienced the identical failure on more than 5 occasions. The current and failure mileages were 56,000. Updated 05/04/10. Updated 07/14/10

- Sanger, TX, USA

I made complaints (documented)about acceleration problems since I purchased this vehicle. 2007 Toyota Camry xle. I do not have the recalled floor mats. Dealer said new type of transmission etc. Etc. I am 62 have a great driving record. I know when a car is not performing correctly..

- Cincinnati, OH, USA

My accelerator pedal on my 2007 Toyota Camry became stuck while driving eastbound on the dulles airport access freeway. I was traveling about 55 mph when the car suddenly accelerated out of my control. I did not know what was causing the gas pedal to stick, but after approximately 30 seconds to a minute, it stopped sticking and I was able to drive at a normal speed again. Luckily, there were no other cars on the airport access freeway with me and the airport freeway is straight and isolated from the main freeway by a median. This was my first and only experience with the accelerator pedal sticking. It has not happened to me since.

- Arlington, VA, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Camry. While driving approximately 20 mph his vehicle accelerated and crashed into a pedestrian and damaged a telephone pole. The contact sustained minor injuries but does not know if he loss consciousness or not. The vehicle was destroyed. The insurance and Toyota was contacted and they are investigating the failure. A police report is available if needed. The failure mileage was unknown. Udatedv04/05/10.

- Bronx, NY, USA

Rug interfere with the gas pedal. And crash the car in front.

- San Juan, PR, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Camry. The contact stated the throttle sticks and then began functioning properly. The failure is electrical within the computer in regards to the accelerator pedal. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer in November 2007. They replaced reprogrammed the computer shift points. Yet, the vehicle continued to malfunction. The contact wrote the Toyota manufacturer three times and has not received any response. The failure mileage was 200. The current mileage was 50,000. Updated 03/04/10 updated 05/17/10

- Leeport, PA, USA

I was in my car waiting for the man in the van to shut his door. My foot was on the brake. All at once it took off and I was about 20 feet from the P.O. building. I hit the building. Smashed the front of the 2007 Camry. I was more shaken. Nobody hurt. The building not damage. The second incident happened in Nov. 2009. I had just made a right turn and started to accelerate when the car took off. I pushed the distress button, brake and tried to bring it to parking, neutral, downshift to no avail. I turned the ignition off. Very shaken, but started the car again. No damage this time. The first incident I did not report to the dealer as people were telling me that it could not happen the way I said it. The second incident, I went to get my car superglaze the last week of Nov. And I told them that at the time. They said that they checked it and saw nothing. Since then I have seen articles in the newspaper and on the internet about all the damage. I was told to take the rug out. The rug is in its hooks. I had a thin plastic on top, which never moved more than one inch. It was one of your plastic cover with grippers. Each time I got in the car, I would move the plastic to its original position. Never was more than one inch. I am very disappointed in this car. I bought a 1996 Toyota Tacoma and had it for 10 years w/O any problem.

- West Hills, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Camry. She stated that while driving at 65 mph she using the cruises control and when turning it off, without putting her foot on the accelerator petal the vehicle accelerated on its own. She was able to slow down the vehicle then it drove fine. After that incident she hasn't driven the vehicle that much and hasn't experienced it anymore. The dealer was contacted and they stated that she should bring the vehicle in to have it diagnosed and so they can look at accelerator petal. The contact does not believe its the petal. The failure mileage was 5000 and current mileage was 6233. Updated 03/04/10.

- New Lebanon, OH, USA

2007 Toyota Camry involved in accident. Vehicle was unable to stop and rear-ended another vehicle which in turn rear-ended the vehicle in front of it. Toyota Camry was totaled by insurance company. No recourse except to take the hit on my license and insurance due to unknown causes.

- West Seneca, NY, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Camry which was purchased brand new; however, the vehicle would accelerate on its own. She stated that each time the failure occurred, she could feel the vehicle pulling on its own. While traveling on the highway at speeds of 70 mph, she attempted to pass a preceding vehicle and unintentionally accelerated 10 mph over the intended speed. She was able to stop the acceleration by tapping on the brake pedal. Her floor mats were not related to the acceleration of the vehicle. She has not taken the vehicle to the dealer for diagnosis. The failure and current mileages were under 55,000.

- Moody, AL, USA

I have a 2007 Camry. Two years ago I experienced full speed acceleration while driving on the expressway. It was very scary I put full force on the brakes but it wouldn't stop I drove on the shoulder and force the gears into park. I called the Toyota dealer but they kept saying Camry does not have that problem. I called on numerous occasion and wanted them to record the incident but they wouldn't. having experience this two years ago I have been so terrified to drive the car I drive so slowly now. They just ignored me.

- Chicago, IL, USA

Sudden acceleration while stopped at intersection when brake fully depressed and accelerator pedal not engaged. Vehicle lurched forward even while fully stopped and brake pressed firmly.

- Escondido, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Camry luxury edition. While driving at speeds of less than 55 mph, the vehicle accelerator pedal would not return to the idle throttle position. The contact tapped on the brakes since he thought that the cruise control was engaged. The vehicle was slowing down but continued to move forward. The contact was able to shut the vehicle off while it was still in motion. The dealer stated that the floor mat was probably stuck under the accelerator pedal. The failure occurred a second time without the floor mats in the vehicle. No repairs were made to the vehicle. The dealer could not duplicate failure. The failure and current mileages were under 80,000.

- Oakland, FL, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Camry. While driving 70 mph the gas pedal would stick. The contact has not taken the vehicle to the dealer or called the manufacturer. The contact is concerned about the safety risk since a crash could occur. The failure mileage was 29214.

- Pensacola, FL, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Camry. When she exited the highway at approximately 15 mph the vehicle suddenly accelerated she lost control and went into a ditch. She experienced the sudden acceleration a total of three times. The two other failure incidents occurred when the vehicle cruise control was set at 60 and 70 mph the vehicle over accelerated the set speeds. The failure mileage was 15,000 and the current mileage was 16,896. She will contact the dealer.

- New Bern , NC, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Camry. She purchased the vehicle in June of 2007 and within a few months she contacted the dealer because the vehicle hesitated when making turns and decreasing speed. When the driver engaged the accelerator pedal the speed rapidly increased without warning. The dealer stated that there was no fix for the failure; however, they reprogrammed the computer system. The dealers engineer inspected the vehicle and concluded that it was a normal standard for the vehicle to hesitate and that some models were worse than others. The failure mileage was 9,084 and the current mileage was 26,898.

- Middletown, CT, USA