Toyota, America’s top car brand, recalls over 1 million vehicles due to faulty backup cameras. Models from 2020-2023 affected. Drivers could experience blacked-out or frozen cameras, violating safety standards. Camry, Highlander, and Prius among impacted models, notices to be sent by late December 2025.
Malfunctioning backup cameras pose safety risks, creating blind spots. Nearly 30 million vehicles in the US were impacted by 1,100 recalls in 2024. Recalls are common, drivers should act promptly. Manufacturers responsible for repair costs, but delays or parts availability may occur. Some dealerships prioritize profitable repairs over recalls.
Recall notices will be sent by mail, multiple notices possible. Drivers should contact authorized dealerships promptly. Cost for repairs typically covered by the manufacturer. Check for recalls using the NHTSA’s recall checker. Manufacturers have 60 days to issue recall notices. Dealerships may delay repairs for profit.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Toyota has recalled more than 1 million cars over faulty backup cameras. What to know if your vehicle is affected