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Toyota App User Reviews

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Toyota Pros

✓ Not Bad, but can use improvementsSo far, it’s done what I’ve needed in an app for accessing my car. I am on the 1 year free trial, and I can access my car locks and get updates on my car’s current location and status. However, the app is quite buggy. My car status sometimes does not stay up to date and will tell me the car is not locked but that was from 10 minutes ago and did not update unless I specifically tell it to refresh. The worst bug is when the app flickers after being on in the background for awhile and I just have to restart the app every time. Sometimes it doesn’t take input from finger swipes or taps and will take a minute before I can even force quit the app. I hope new updates will be made to fix these bugs!.Ash4888Version: 2.1.15

✓ IPad app does not display properlyLatest update to app causes an over enlarged image on iPad Pro. Prior versions scaled to fit larger screen on iPad just fine. Obviously not tested on large iPad screens. It was working fine until this latest update on 4/1/22. iPhone version no longer displays odometer reading. This feature worked in prior versions. 5/4/22 update. App updated today. Image on iPad Pro still does not scale properly making information at the top unreadable. Properly displays the following items: odometer, distance to empty, lock/unlock buttons, start button, vehicle status, health & alerts, service appointments, last known location shown on a map. If you could just fix the display issues on the iPad Pro next..Engineer in AmesVersion: 2.0.2

Toyota Cons

✗ I like my car and don’t like the toyota appThis app is way overpriced in my opinion. Toyotas are delivered with incredibly weak transponders which limit your range to the point where you may as well just walk to the car and start it by hand. Rather than improve the key tech they offer a pay app. The app will start your car and allow you lock or unlock your doors (most toyotas do not have lock on exit as an option). The app will let you know that you forgot to roll up a window or lock the doors. Rather than offer a common “lock on exit” function most other cars have, toyota offers a pay app. How about offering upgrades to the car and transponders? I would gladly pay 80 bucks to have my doors lock automatically when I walk away, and to be able to remote start from more than 10 meters. My office window is about 20 meters from where I park and the transponder fails to work at that distance. It’s ridiculous that you pay such a premium to have a reliable vehicle, and the solution to the cut corners attitudes are pay apps. How about just selling cars that function as advertised? I already had the dealership force an ATT plan on me to get hotspot functionality from the entertainment system. I already have hotspot on my phone and I don’t need that in my car. I don’t want to need my phone to open and start my car. This app should be offered for free as a consolation for the ineptitude of the vehicle designers to deliver the functionality you expect as part of the deal..TJFritz74Version: 2.1.11

✗ Good intentions, poor deliveryI love everything about my Camry. It pains me to see how drastic of a quality difference there is between Toyota’s cars and their mobile technology (and this is coming from someone who works in the field). The mobile app is great when it works, the unfortunate reality is that it never works. Usually takes 4-5 attempts for the auto start to actually connect and work, and at that point I’ve invested 5-10 minutes in attempting to start my car. The loading logic is very slow, every attempt can take anywhere from 30 seconds to a minute. Very cumbersome when you have to do 4-5 attempts to get a successful response. On top of that, this is a paid feature. While I don’t mind paying $8 a month for the convenience, it’s very frustrating to pay this and arguably have the app never work..Es-souuthVersion: 2.0.14

Is Toyota legit?

⚠ No. Toyota does not seem legit based on our analysis. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 7,349 Toyota user reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, AppSupports Legitimacy Score for Toyota is 40.7/100.

Is Toyota safe?

⚠ No. Toyota not seem very safe to us. This is based on our NLP analysis of over 7,349 user reviews sourced from the IOS appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 2.0/5. AppSupports Safety Score for Toyota is 41.2/100.

Should I download Toyota?

⚠ We are not sure!