Toyota Camry VIN Number Check

By area, nothing stands out. Hybrid/electric propulsion leads with 40, with the electrical system (39) and structure and body (36) close behind. Its first model year, the 2025, drew more complaints than any other (163 of 296).

The 2018 stands out. On its own it has 772 of the ’s 1,804 complaints (43%), and owners across the generation name powertrain most often (373 mentions), then engine and cooling (300).

Its first model year, the 2012, drew more complaints than any other (644 of 2,053). Owners across the generation name powertrain most often (403 mentions), then steering (268).

Complaints peak with the 2007, its first model year, at 3,615 of 7,441. Owners across the generation name speed control / acceleration most often (1,383 mentions), then visibility (1,199).

Speed control / acceleration owns this generation. Its 1,251 mentions are more than twice the next area, engine and cooling (453). Its first model year, the 2002, drew more complaints than any other (1,013 of 3,864). No other generation’s complaints mention crashes as often as the ’s, at 1,100 of 3,864 (28.5%, against 15.3% across all Camry model years).

Fires come up in 141 complaints, or 5.5% against 2.1% for all Camry model years, which is the highest rate of any generation. Of the five model years, the 1998 (600) and 1999 (585) drew the most complaints. Owners across the generation name engine and cooling most often (464 mentions), then brakes (442).

Its first model year, the 1992, drew more complaints than any other (565 of 1,832). Owners across the generation name structure and body most often (391 mentions), then engine and cooling (251).

Seat belts leads the list with 55 mentions, yet no other Camry generation has it among its six most-mentioned areas. Complaints peak with the 1991 (149 of 283).