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A new 2025 Toyota<\/a> Camry owner was left disappointed after finding an abnormality in the car\u2019s driver\u2019s seat. Anderson (@eldela690r) published a TikTok showing off the fist-sized imperfection.<\/p>\n Numerous commenters who replied to his video stated that instances like this speak to a larger problem with the automaker. Once hailed as a dependable purveyor of meticulously engineered vehicles, some say Toyota\u2019s experiencing a fall from grace.<\/p>\n Anderson begins his video by recording the driver\u2019s seat of a 2025 Toyota Camry. He points out that a section of the chair\u2019s cloth covering appears to be indented. Next, he begins to poke and prod at it.<\/p>\n When he does, the cloth section of the seat caves in more. It seems that the car seat cover wasn\u2019t appropriately stuffed. Or that it came out of the factory with oversized upholstery, which resulted in a bunched-up, messy aesthetic.<\/p>\n Anderson can be heard narrating off-camera in his video. He asks viewers if they\u2019ve had the same problem with their car. \u201cHi, anybody have this issue with a new 2025 Toyota Camry?\u201d he questions.<\/p>\n While pointing at the defect, he voices his ire. \u201cWhat the [expletive] is this? Look,\u201d he says. Next, he continues to demonstrate how this portion of the seat is pushed in and wobbly. \u201cBrand new 2025 Toyota Camry SE,\u201d he says. Following this, he pans his camera up to the passenger\u2019s seat; it doesn\u2019t appear to have the same issue.<\/p>\n \u201cAnd the other one is perfect,\u201d he says before returning to the driver\u2019s seat. \u201cLook at this one,\u201d he remarks at the end of the clip, audibly displeased.<\/p>\n Numerous commenters who replied to his video offered up their criticisms of Toyota. One person replied that the Japanse auto brand isn\u2019t exactly known for incredible interiors. They wrote, \u201cYeah the issue is it\u2019s a Toyota. They have fisher price interiors.\u201d<\/p>\n However, another person claimed that Toyota has dropped the ball when it comes to the fit and finish of its vehicles. Additionally, they speculated that this overall decline will ultimately ruin the company\u2019s long reputation for dependability.<\/p>\n \u201cThey have degraded in quality so bad,\u201d they said. \u201cI returned my 19 Avalon and stopped buying Toyota products. They now hope to ride on the 90s and pre 2010 models that lasted. They are going to kill their image with the trash they are selling now.\u201d<\/p>\n Another 2025 Toyota Camry owner chimed in, stating that she\u2019s experiencing difficulty with another part of the vehicle. \u201cWanna know what\u2019s annoying about mine that apparently lots of people are having issues with?\u201d she asks. \u201cMy sunroof rattles! I\u2019m having to take [it] into Toyota to hopefully be fixed.\u201d<\/p>\n For years, Toyota and its luxury counterpart, Lexus, have dominated Consumer Reports\u2019<\/em> reliability rankings. However, the third-party assessment group took stock of all major auto manufacturers\u2019 2022-2024 models<\/a>. And, according to these findings, Subaru is now the most reliable car brand<\/a>.<\/p>\n It scored three points higher than Lexus\u2019 65 predicted reliability rating, and six more than Toyota\u2019s 62. However, Toyota\u2019s lineup still dominated Consumer Reports\u2019<\/em> top ten vehicle picks for 2024<\/a>. The Camry Hybrid, the Prius and Prius Prime, the Highlander Hybrid, and the RAV4 Prime all received staunch recommendations.<\/p>\n Subaru had two models on the list, the Crosstrek and the Forester.<\/p>\n Many still question Toyota\u2019s current commitment to quality. Folks on this Toyota Nation forum<\/a> asked one another if they believe the company has \u201cslipped\u201d in recent years. One person claimed that Akio Toyoda, the brand\u2019s President and CEO, said its commitment to build excellence has faltered since 2003.<\/p>\n Additionally, Cars.com<\/a> published the same claim. According to the outlet, during an interview, Toyoda said scaling the business upward had consequences. Creating so many vehicles meant Toyota couldn\u2019t inspect them as thoroughly under lighter workloads.<\/p>\n As it turns out, Anderson isn\u2019t the only one with a balled-up bunch of loose seat covering in his car. In a separate Toyota Nation post<\/a>, a 2025 Camry XSE driver said that they\u2019ve been having the same issue in their model\u2019s leather chairs.<\/p>\n \u201cI have a 2025 Toyota Camry XSE with red interior. My driver side seat, part of it is deflating, like there isn\u2019t foam inside that part,\u201d they wrote.<\/p>\n Upon seeing the problem, the forum user brought their new Camry to have it looked at. Initially, service techs were able to resolve the issue. However, the repair didn\u2019t last for long. \u201cI took it to the dealer and they said it was all fixed. Then shortly after it happened again,\u201d they said.<\/p>\n Moreover, they added that the car suffered from other build quality problems. \u201cAlso the driver side actual door sounds like it\u2019s going to go off its hinge,\u201d they wrote. \u201cI\u2019ve had many cars and never heard that before. I feel like I will keep wasting my time bringing it to the dealer and never getting anything full[y] resolved. I think the car might be a lemon.\u201d<\/p>\n Toyota also issued a recall<\/a> for 168,000 2021-2024 model year Sienna minivans. The reason: improperly installed third-row seats.<\/p>\n Motor1<\/em> has reached out to Toyota via email and Anderson via TikTok comment for further information. We’ll be sure to update this article if either responds.<\/p>\n \u00a0 A new 2025 Toyota Camry owner was left disappointed after finding an abnormality in the car\u2019s driver\u2019s seat. 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