2012 Lexus ct200H has the same brake booster, assembly issue all 3rd generation Toyota prius's have. The ABS/brake system lights all come in, and brake functionality is limited. Attached is a scan of the issue, I have since called Lexus and notified them of the issue.

- Northridge, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2012 Lexus ct200H. The contact stated that while driving over bumpy roads or uneven pavement, there was a delay between when the brake pedal was depressed and when the brakes would engage, extending the braking distance. The vehicle was taken to lindsay Lexus of alexandria (3410 king St, alexandria, va 22302, 571-982-7873) however, the mechanic was unable to duplicate the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 55,000.

- Alexandria, VA, USA

Pressing the brake pedal when going over a bump or patchy road the car seems to lose control. It feels like the brake calipers have let go and the sensation of a car lunging forward with no driver control. I have experienced this when traveling under 50mph and I've had to hit the brakes in an abrupt fashion. This has occurred multiple times in the past year.

- Austin, TX, USA

There is a well known flaw with Toyota hybrids that Toyota needs to address and fix. When you brake to come to a stop, if they car encounters bumps or potholes, the brake pressure will momentarily decrease and the car will surge forward. It does not appear to affect certain vehicles, but rather all hybrids. It can lead to a pedestrian being hit or other accident. It is most disconcerting to feel the car lurch forward while braking to a stop. Please investigate and put pressure on Toyota to issue a recall and repair.

- Syracuse, NY, USA