In an effort to help consumers, Leftlane has compiled an easy-to-read list of Toyota vehicles affected by the automaker’s pedal and floor mat recalls. If your vehicle is listed, make sure you contact Toyota or your local dealer to have the issue rectified.
Should more vehicles be added to the recall, we’ll update this space. We’ve broken the list down into North American and European-market cars to best suit our audience, but it’s worth noting that other Toyotas across the globe have been recalled, as well. Some Toyotas intended for certain markets are also sold in limited quantities abroad. Again, if you have any questions, contact your local Toyota dealer for assistance.
Key:
P = Pedal recall only
F = Floor mat recall only
B = Both recalls apply
Note: Some Toyota vehicles were assembled in both Japan and North America. Japanese-built cars, identified by a vehicle identification number (VIN) that begins with J, have not been recalled for sticking pedal issues. Some have been recalled for floor mats, however.
North American market Toyotas affected by recall
Avalon (2005-2010) – B
Camry (2007-2010, except Hybrid, J VIN) – B
Camry (2007-2010 J VIN) – F
Camry Hybrid (2007-2010) – F
Corolla (2009-2010) – B
Highlander (2008-2010, except Hybrid, J VIN) – B
Highlander (2008-2010 J VIN) – F
Highlander Hybrid (2008-2010) – F
Matrix (2009-2010) – B
Prius (2004-2009) – F
RAV4 (2009-2010) – P
Sequoia (2008-2010) – P
Tacoma (2005-2010) – F
Tundra (2007-2010) - B
Venza (2009-2010) – F
European market Toyotas affected by pedal recall
Toyota’s United Kingdom office announced a pedal recall only for a number of European-market Toyotas. Check your vehicle’s build date (found on a sticker located in the driver’s door well) to verify when your car was assembled.
AYGO manual transmission (2/2005-8/2009)
iQ (11/2008-11/2009)
Yaris (11/2005-9/2009)
Auris (10/2006-1/2010)
Corolla (10/2006-12/2009)
Verso (2/2009-1/2010)
Avensis (11/2008-12/2009)
Non-Toyota products affected by pedal and/or floor mat recall
Citroen C1 (2/2005-8/2009) – P
Peugeot 107 (2/2005-8/2009) – P
Pontiac Vibe (2009-2010) – B
Video Update
In order to better help customers and technicians alike understand the repair procedures for the pedal repair procedure, Toyota has produced a video and placed it on YouTube demonstrating the process of the repair.
