About my new car?

Question

I purchased a new car (Toyota Yaris). It's making noise, even if it passes a small bump. Anyone knows the reason?

Answer 1

You may have a manufacturing defect or a tool is stuck somewhere.

I once found a small spanner inside a tyre which was causing a low clanging sound! Another time a friend recovered a ball bearing inside the door frame which rumbled each time the car moved forward or the brake was applied.

Ask someone to listen as you drive past him so as to pinpoint the area the noise is coming from.

Answer 2

There could be number of reasons a car would make a noise over a bump, suspension issues being a most likely culpret.
since you bnought it new, it should be undder warranty,
take it to the service department at any toyota dealer and they should be able to help you:-)

Answer 3

don't know what it is, but I have a new Toyota Corolla S I had a few minor problems with the brakes making noise and I took it to the shop. Everything should be covered under warranty and they will hook it up to a computer and they will know what the problem is in a few minutes and it shouldn't take long to fix. Don't try to fix it yourself, because you could void the warranty. You should have a 3 year/36k warranty

Answer 4

You need to look at the month the car was made. Some moths you don't want to purchase cars, December is one of them because of the holidays and people aren't into their jobs. Another is when the company wants to do model change,you would have to find out when this is. Both my parents used to work for General motors and some of the stories they used to tell. One time someone found a beer bottle in a door.

Answer 5

just get it back to your dealer , why bother asking , it's new

Answer 6

if its new take it back to the dealer Duh!