2020 TOYOTA COROLLA Complaints

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  • 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
    - Oklahoma City, OK

    I contacted my local Toyota dealership a couple months ago about air bag recall situation and they’ve told me the parts are not ready yet. Then I called just a couple days ago and they said that the wait time will be next year in 2025 about march or may and I asked the person working there if I would to get in a crash and the air bags don’t deploy what would I be able to do and they said you can sue Toyota. I just think next year by March or May is along time especially if I have my wife in the car too.

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  • 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
    - Wylie, TX

    Engine Maintenance Required, See the dealer msg started popping up. Went to the dealer and after diagnostic check, the dealer said the bypass valve need to be replaced and wont be covered under powertrain warranty.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
    - Gilbert, AZ

    Coolant Bypass Valve seems to have an issue at 60k miles which seems to happen to many people at mileage even lower than mine sometimes! My dad had this issue on his 2021 Corolla at 50k miles.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
    - Jacksonville, FL

    "Engine Maintenance Required See Dealer" Message on Dash Display Engine Coolant Bypass Valve I see this incident repeated for the recent Corolla SE and RAV 4 multiple times with no recall/resolution other than Toyota customers should be prepared to spend close to $750 to fix and replace this part that only takes about 20 minutes to be replaced. This is not new to Toyota. This a rip off. A lot money was paid for the car. Went to dealer less than a year ago and purchased a 2020 SE with a $23,323 price tag. Including dealer fees, finance charges and extended warranties the total price comes to $39,000+. I feel cheated as a customer. A practically new car comes with a defective part and it is not covered by warranty?? Come on. I've trusted and recommended Toyota for years. Do you no longer stand by your company name? Need a better resolution. Please.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
    - Covington, LA

    The engine coolant bypass valve has been confirmed faulty at 47,000 due to failure to actuate. Known issues of engine coolant leaking failure have been reported.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
    - Austin, TX

    The coolant bypass valve is failing. Engine Maintenance Required message popped on car display. Toyota is trying to charge over $600 to fix it. Many have reported same issue

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
    - Tallahassee, FL

    The engine coolant bypass valve is coming up as a code. Around 44k miles. Others have had this problem.

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  • 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
    - Sacramento, CA

    I have a recall on my vehicle which there's no remedy for it yet. My California registration was due and I wasn't able to complete my renewal until I had my recall certificate saying it was fixed. Now I'm unable to drive my vehicle in feared to be ticketed or being towed. Toyota needs to do better why am I paying for a car I can't drive. Please help!!!!!

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
    - Los Angeles, CA

    The car is showing an engine maintance required which ended up being a faulty coolant valve

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  • 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
    - Jonesboro , GA

    "Engine Maintenance Required" sign came on, I took it to the dealership and was told it was the coolant bypass valve and it would be $800. Upon doing some research is see that this is a very common issue for 2020 Toyota Corollas. My car is still under 60,0000 so I'm surprised I need work this experience done already

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE