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Toyota Corolla Steering Safety Report | Nov 16, 2011
Reported on Nov 16, 2011
| VEHICLE IS DIFFICULT TO DRIVE IN A STRAIGHT LINE AT SPEEDS ABOVE 60 MPH. IT FEELS LIKE THERE IS CONSTANT SIDE WINDS PUSHING THE CAR AROUND. THIS CAUSES THE DRIVER TO CONSTANTLY ADJUST THE STEERING WHEEL WHICH IS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE. A VERY SMALL MOVEMENT OF THE STEERING WHEEL TO CORRECT THE CONSTANT DRIFTING CAUSES THE CAR TO VEER. IF THE DRIVER HOLDS THE STEERING WHEEL IN ONE POSITION FOR MORE THAN A COUPLE OF SECONDS THE CAR WILL CHANGE LANES OR LEAVE THE ROAD. *TR | |
| Make: | Toyota |
| Model: | Corolla |
| Manufactured by: | TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION |
| Year: | 2011 |
| Was a crash reported? | N |
| Was an injury reported? | |
| Was a death reported? | |
| Was a fire reported? | N |
| Location: | PIERCETON IN |
| Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): | 2T1BU4EE2BC |
| Mileage: | 50 miles. |
| Speed: | 65 MPH |
| Number of cylinders: | 4 |
| Vehicle type: | |
| Vehicle fuel: | GAS |
| Was a police report filed? | N |
| Tire size: | |
| Dealer name and location: | |
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