See my post on 7/31. Park your 4R and get a loaner until they fix it. It's their problem-not yours!
This evening I received a letter/notification from the Auto Airbag Settlement Notice Administrator (www.AutoAirbagSettlement.com). It says that "Current and former owners and lessees of certain Toyota, Lexus, Scion or Pontiac Vibe vehicles with a Takata airbag may be entitled to a payment from a class action settlement." The settlement amounts to $278.5M and I have till Monday, September 25, 2017 to exclude myself and not be legally bound by the Settlement. First physical notification I received relating to this recall. That is good in the sense that my 2016 TE hasn't been recalled...yet.
I have a 2015 that comes up clean on the recall link. Are there any 4R out there that aren't affected or is it just a matter of time I'm notified?
The settlement is only for those vehicles that actually been recalled. If you have a vehicle that will be recalled in the future, like my 15 SR5P; then you are unable to register for the settlement.
My thoughts so far on this settlement are in this thread posted today 8/7/17
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/240168-takata-bankrupt-now-what-12.html
Using the settlement VIN lookup it shows my 2016 SR5 is covered.
Went back to the settlement site and it says NO California vehicles are listed at this time.
Quote from site: Vehicles Registered in California: Please note that VINs for vehicles registered in the state of California are not yet included in this VIN Lookup tool. We anticipate that VINs for vehicles registered in the state of California will be available in this VIN Lookup tool within the next several weeks. If your vehicle is registered in the state of California, please check back for updates.
Is this settlement just for current owners? What if you have owned one and it was affected and you sold it.
I got a notice in the last few weeks stating the remedy was ready for my 2010 4Runner. I live in Houston, TX. I have been driving a rental since January. I got a voicemail today stating that the parts were in and I MUST pick up my vehicle and return my rental tomorrow. Anyone out there have theirs fixed yet?
I had my 2010 TE done at Don McGill a few weeks ago. I didn't have a rental before, but they gave us one for the two days it took them to get the work done. My wife wasn't super impressed with how small the rental Corolla seemed, even compared t her Volvo S60.
I will likely trade mine in on a newer model that does not have the airbag problem long before I get the notice about mine being ready for servicing.
This whole process reminds me of trying to catch a chicken.
I got a notice of inclusion in a class action lawsuit against Toyota regarding the faulty Takata airbags because mine has them.
Anybody else get that?
I got a notice of inclusion in a class action lawsuit against Toyota regarding the faulty Takata airbags because mine has them.
Anybody else get that?
I got a notice of inclusion in a class action lawsuit against Toyota regarding the faulty Takata airbags because mine has them.
Anybody else get that?