ALERT -- 2010-2015 Toyota Prius Lawsuit: Brake Booster Leak

Lawsuit Wants Toyota to Inform and Support Customers with Brake Booster Leaks Over a million Toyota hybrid vehicles are at risk of developing a small leak inside their brake boosters which can significantly delay the car’s stopping power. And the worst part? Toyota knows all about it. That’s the premise of a class-action lawsuit that says the automaker is acting irresponsibly by only offering to: Repair this issue after a braking incident occurs, and – Cover the cost of the repair only if the car triggers a specific diagnostic code. In a statement, Toyota says they “stand behind” the efficiency of their braking system. Well, that makes sense – you certainly wouldn’t want to stand in front of one of these cars. Read the Full Story     There’s been concern over the 3rd generation Prius brakes for quite some time. In July 2019 Toyota issued a small brake booster pump recall, but only for 2019 models. In October 2019 the government was petitioned to recall the brake booster defect. . . . . . If you found this vehicle alert to be helpful, could you do us a favor? Tell a friend to signup for one here →