Complaint 2218374

2025 TOYOTA TACOMA • STRUCTURE:BODY • incident May 22, 2026

Crash
No
Fire
No
Injuries
0
Deaths
0
Complaint ID
2218374
Make
TOYOTA
Model
TACOMA
Model Year
2025
Component
STRUCTURE:BODY
Incident Date
May 22, 2026
Date Received
Jun 22, 2026
Data As Of
Jul 1, 2026

Complaint Summary

STRUCTURE:BODY

Owner Narrative

Both the front passenger and front driver's side doors will not open from the inside. First, the passenger side door handle became defective (I took it to the Toyota dealer and they said the interior handle assembly broke where the cable connects to the handle). The part is back ordered in the thousands. Then about a month later, the same thing happened to the driver's side door. That part is also back ordered in the thousands. Now, I am unable to open either front door from the inside - an obvious safety concern - being trapped in the car in the event of an accident. And this truck is a 2025 year with 8,800 miles on it. Toyota has provided no ETA for the new parts. A basic search online for the same issue has returned hundreds of similar stories for the same model truck. I have spoken to Toyota Corporate and they have not provided me with any sort of fix or ETA, other than to get in line and wait for the back ordered parts

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