While driving in northern Kentucky on a slight incline in hilly country southbound on I-75, I disengaged cruise control when a vehicle pulled in front of me. When vehicle moved off the highway about 15 seconds later, I re-engaged cruise control (at approx 65 mph) at which point the vehicle accelerated on its own to over 85 mph. I then disengaged cruise control and the vehicle normally decelerated. The exact same thing happened two (2) months earlier while traveling on an interstate in North Carolina under the same circumstances (elevation around 2500-3000 ft on an incline). I reported this to the Toyota dealer last week and they said there is a recall to "reflash the computer" on my 2010 Tacoma V6. I have seen no reference to such a recall on Toyota website for my VIN.

- Meadville, PA, USA

S10 appropriate handling re Toyota acceleration problem fm owner of a 2010 Toyota Tacoma truck. The consumer stated the engine raced and the vehicle lurched forward. The consumer applied the brake as hard as he could and quickly placed the vehicle in park. The next day, the vehicle was inspected, but the vehicle was performing as designed. The consumer was informed his vehicle was not a part of the recall. Updated 05/12/10.

- Atascadero, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Tacoma. The contact stated that while in a parking lot, the vehicle suddenly accelerated forward. She pressed both of her feet on the brake pedal and the tires were spinning. She shifted into park, turned off the ignition and had the vehicle towed to a dealership. She was awaiting feedback at the time of the complaint. She had not experienced any acceleration problems prior to this failure. She called the manufacturer and reported the problem. The current and failure mileages were approximately 2065. Updated 06/08/10. Updated 02/01/11 the consumer stated the vehicle has since accelerated again for the second time. The vehicle accelerated as the consumer was pulling into a parking space. She held her foot on the brake, as the engine revved and the tires were spinning. She ended up going on curb into a snow bank. She put the vehicle in park and the engine continued to accelerate until she turned the ignition off. A modification was performed on the vehicle in June 2010 and the dealer assured the consumer it would rectify any uncontrolled acceleration. Updated 03/18/11

- Norwood, MA, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Tacoma. He stated that while driving at 5 mph and pulling into a parking space, the vehicle accelerated on its own. He put both feet on the brakes and the vehicle still wanted to surge forward. He put the vehicle in park and turned it off. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where they could not duplicate the failure and told him that there was nothing wrong with the vehicle. There had been no repairs done to the vehicle at the time of the complaint. The failure mileage was 6367 and current mileage was 8253. Updated 04/27/10. The consumers husband was driving the vehicle. Updated 09/16/10

- Atascadero, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Tacoma. While the contact was stopped the vehicle the engine suddenly surged causing the vehicle to accelerate. The contact had to put the vehicle in neutral to stop the acceleration. The vehicle was taken to the dealership where the contact was informed that the failure could not be reproduced. The failure has occurred since the day the vehicle was purchased. The mileage was 2,379 updated 04/13/10. Updated 4/19/10 the consumer stated the floor mats did not play a part in the sudden acceleration. Updated 05/20/10 updated 10/08/10

- San Dimas, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Tacoma. The driver stated that she was at a stop sign with her foot on the brake pedal when the vehicle accelerated into an intersection. The driver also stated that she had both feet on the brake pedal but the vehicle would not stop. The driver had to shift into neutral gear and turn the engine off in order to stop the vehicle. The vehicle was towed to a Toyota dealer. The vehicle was being diagnosed by the dealer when the complaint was filed. The VIN was not available. The failure mileage was 1,100.

- Berkeley, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Tacoma. The driver stated that he was driving in a large parking lot at approximately 2 mph into a parking space. The driver was coming to a complete stop, and engaged the brake pedal when the vehicle accelerated on its own and crashed into a concrete column. He was not injured. The failure mileage was 3,200.

- Niskayuna, NY, USA

The contact owns 2010 Tacoma Tundra. He stated that on several occasions the vehicle accelerated bacause the accelerator pedal is to close too the break pedal. He took the vehicle to the dealer. The dealer stated there is nothing they could do, that is the way the vehicle is designed. The current and the failure mileage were 900.

- Bellevue , MI, USA

The vehicle surges unexpectedly. One or more times a day, depending on travel needs, I experience surges both at complete stops and when accelerating. Depressing the accelerator pedal from a stop or roll includes a "delay" in response from the vehicle, then the unexpected surge is noticed. Generally, a small amount of pressure on the pedal does not yield a desired acceleration effect, instead a "wait and go" effect is experienced. Several times, this delay has caused near misses in terms of accidents. Expecting the vehicle to respond to accelerator pressure but not getting acceleration is considered hazardous. Surging forward violently when at a complete stop is another concern. With the brakes completely depressed, the vehicle will surge forward at most traffic lights or during stop and go traffic. This vehicle was brought to the dealer a week after purchase with my concerning of shifting and sometime erratic behavior. The dealership did little more than take a short test drive with me (no diagnostics, no formal or mechanical evaluation), and tell me nothing was wrong with the truck. The truck had less than 1000 miles on it, now with 2600 miles, the problems persist.

- Mount Juliet, TN, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Tacoma. The contact stated that his vehicle accelerated while driving into the driveway while driving approximately 5 mph and almost crashed into the garage. He had both feet on the brake pedal; however, the vehicle continued accelerating. A Toyota manufacturer technician examined the brakes system although the contact informed him that the failure was not related to the brakes. The representative removed the floor mats. The failure mileage was 3,000.

- Platteville, WI, USA

I turned left into a best buy parking space. My foot covered the brake as I slowly coasted in. My 2010 Tacoma began speeding up. I hit the brakes as hard as I could, stopped the Tacoma. I turned the ignition off, put the Tacoma in park. This was not floor mat related, since the dealer did not supply floor mats with the Tacoma. I never touched the gas pedal. I shopped, then brought the Tacoma to pauly Toyota, crystal lake, il, where the service dept. Took it immediately. The truck is 3 weeks old, less than 1000 miles on it.

- Algonquin, IL, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Tacoma. The contact stated as he was driving and coming to a stop at the stop sign, the engine started to race as if it was getting ready to accelerate. The consumer depressed the brakes before it accelerated. He has not taken his vehicle to the dealer as of yet or the called the manufacturer to inform them of this issue. The failure mileage was 600....mw updated 02/17/10. Updated 02/18/10

- Texas City, TX, USA