PROBLEM GUIDE
Here's what owners are experiencing, based on our research of real owner reports and repair data.
Last updated April 2026
2007–2015
Model years affected
$750 – $1,250
Typical repair cost, by problem
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Start my diagnosis →Complete engine shutdown while driving on the highway
Check engine light: On
Multiple owners reported HPFP catastrophic failures causing complete engine shutdown while driving on highways. One complaint detailed metal shavings contaminating the fuel system, requiring a full engine block replacement and over a month of repairs. A separate incident involved simultaneous steering lock-up and power loss with children in the vehicle.
Glass exploded inward at highway speed
Check engine light: Off
The panoramic sunroof spontaneously exploded inward while driving at highway speed, showering the interior with glass; the owner noted the glass "bended upward on the edge of the damage," suggesting an internal rupture rather than an external impact.
Owners report the same sunroof failure on other makes as well.
Vehicle can roll immediately after starting
Check engine light: On
A dangerous condition where the brakes failed to stop the vehicle from rolling out immediately after engine start, creating a real risk of striking pedestrians or property.
Tread separated from the belts on multiple vehicles
Check engine light: Off
Tread separated from the belts in Yokohama Parada Spec-x tires on multiple vehicles; one owner spent $983.59 replacing tires after two separated within months.
A PCM software update is available to correct engine misfire after a cold start
Check engine light: On
A PCM software update is available to correct engine misfire after a cold start. This is among the more frequently reported issues on this generation, with 95 owner reports on file.
Check engine light due to a knock sensor fault
Check engine light: On
Check engine light due to a knock sensor fault. This is among the more frequently reported issues on this generation, with 19 owner reports on file.
No official recall was identified for this generation. Enter your VIN to check for the current, confirmed recall picture on your specific car.
The information on this page is for general educational purposes only and is not a diagnosis. It is compiled from aggregated owner-reported data and publicly available sources, not from an inspection of your vehicle. Symptoms described here can have multiple causes, and the presence of a commonly reported problem does not mean your vehicle has it. Repair cost ranges are estimates that vary by region, shop, vehicle condition, and parts availability. Recall and service campaign information may be incomplete or out of date — verify current recall status with NHTSA or your manufacturer. MyGearGuru is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any vehicle manufacturer; manufacturer and model names are used for identification only. Always consult a qualified technician before making repair decisions.
Multiple owners reported high-pressure fuel pump (HPFP) catastrophic failures causing complete engine shutdown while driving on highways, including one case where metal shavings contaminated the fuel system, requiring a full engine block replacement and over a month of repairs. A separate incident involved simultaneous steering lock-up and power loss with children in the vehicle — a severe compound safety failure. The panoramic sunroof on this generation also spontaneously exploded inward at highway speed in one documented case.