2025 Toyota Camry Other Problems

Your panoramic sunroof suddenly shattered and exploded while you were driving at normal speed without any impact or collision. The glass broke spontaneously, creating a large hole with convex (curved outward) edges, which scattered glass debris throughout the cabin and caused extreme distraction while driving. The Toyota dealership and insurance inspectors both found the damage pattern unusual and inconsistent with being hit by flying objects. Repairing this issue will likely require complete panoramic sunroof replacement and interior cleaning of glass debris.

Your engine compartment caught fire while you were driving at normal speed, with no collision or impact involved. The fire started under the hood without any warning signs, even though your car had only 25,000 miles and no previous problems. This is a serious safety issue that requires immediate investigation of what caused the fire in your engine bay.

While parking at work, you shifted from reverse to drive and moved your foot from the brake to the accelerator. Your car suddenly accelerated at high speed and crashed into a building, totaling the vehicle. You sustained a concussion and broken sternum. Toyota's computer analysis found no fault with the car, though you did not press the accelerator pedal hard enough to cause this acceleration. This issue could involve the accelerator pedal sensor, throttle control system, or brake-to-drive transition logic that may need diagnostic testing or replacement.

Infotainment system glitching with green lines and blacking out when utilizing back up camera. Could cause potential safety concerns or accidents. Have video evidence, reported to Toyota, no remedies due to "No active recalls".

Your 2025 Camry suddenly accelerated on its own while you were driving slowly in a parking lot and turning into a space, and the brakes didn't respond. The vehicle surged forward and hit a tree and bushes before you could stop it. You believe this was unintended acceleration rather than accidental pedal confusion, and you're concerned it could happen again. The issue may involve the electronic throttle system or brake response, and will likely require a full diagnostic scan and inspection of the accelerator and brake components.

Your car's lane departure warning and forward collision avoidance systems are activating when you don't want them to, and you can't find how to disable them in the manual. Your steering wheel has jerked suddenly to the right and left multiple times while driving straight or making turns, and your car has braked hard on its own even when the road ahead was clear — one incident at over 30 mph caused you neck and head injuries. Additionally, your dashboard settings are resetting on their own. The fix will likely involve a software update or recalibration of the safety system sensors, and possibly a dealer inspection of the steering and brake systems.

You parked your car but didn't fully move the gear selector into Park—it only went to Reverse. When you turned off the engine and opened the door, the car rolled forward on its own. You were able to catch it and stop it without injury or damage. You're suggesting that cars with electronic parking brakes should automatically engage the parking brake when a door opens, the seatbelt unbuckles, and the brake pedal is released.

Your instrument panel display went completely blank when you started your car, leaving you without critical information like speed, fuel level, and turn signals. A Toyota dealer temporarily fixed it by disconnecting the battery, but this is a safety concern since you can't see essential driving information. While Toyota has a recall for the larger 12.3-inch display with similar issues, yours is the 7-inch version. The fix will likely involve diagnosing the display module or its electrical connections and either repairing or replacing the faulty component.

While driving up a steep driveway in a parking garage and turning a corner, your accelerator pedal moved away from your foot and the car accelerated on its own. You were able to stop the car by applying the brakes, and you found no obstructions like floor mats near the pedal. This happened once with no warning lights appearing. A technician will need to inspect the throttle system and accelerator pedal mechanism to find the cause.

When you start your car, an advertisement for "experience drive connect" appears on your media screen. When you try to open Android Auto by selecting the option on the left, the display flickers between Android Auto and the advertisement several times before the ad finally closes. This repeatedly interrupts your ability to use navigation features like maps while driving.

Your windshield cracked on its own within two months of purchase, even though your car was brand new and under warranty. Toyota refused to cover it, calling it a non-manufacturing issue, and Safelite quoted you $1,300 for replacement. The windshield supplier indicated multiple 2025 Camrys had ordered replacements, suggesting a possible pattern, and your crack has since spread across the glass in multiple directions. Windshield replacement will involve removing the damaged glass and installing a new OEM or aftermarket windshield with proper sealing.

Your sunroof seals may not be properly installed, which could allow water to leak into your vehicle during rain. This water leaking could distract you while driving in wet weather.

Your 2025 Camry hybrid is getting approximately 34 mpg based on three fill-ups, while Toyota advertises 47 mpg for this model. You're concerned that the actual fuel economy is significantly lower than promised. A mechanic should inspect your vehicle to check for issues like improper tire pressure, fuel filter problems, or engine performance issues that could be reducing efficiency.