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Owner complaint 11764246: TOYOTA GRAND HIGHLANDER 2026

Owner complaint, unverified, from NHTSA Owner Complaints

Published by NHTSA
Sep 14, 2026
Manufacturer
Toyota Motor Corporation
NHTSA ID
11764246
Applies to, as stated by NHTSA
TOYOTA GRAND HIGHLANDER 2026
Component, as stated by NHTSA
FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

Text of the owner complaint

My 2026 Toyota Grand Highlander XLE has a recurring gasoline smell near the rear driver’s side after long trips or when parked with the engine idling. The source of the odor and the specific component involved are unknown. I am concerned about a possible fuel or vapor leak and the potential fire risk to myself and my passengers.
Date of incident
2026-09-12
View original source on NHTSA.gov

NHTSA reuses some ID numbers across record types. If its page lists more than one record, this one is the owner complaint dated Sep 14, 2026.

For the 2023 Toyota Camry

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Ignored

Relevance of 2% is under one half, so the notice is ignored whatever the other figures say.

Vehicle relevance
2%
Attention
37%
Interrupt probability
23%
Importance to this owner
0.2 of 4, none
Vehicle area the notice is about
None

This owner complaint does not appear to warrant attention for this vehicle. Owner complaints are unverified reports.

Decided by jev-1.13.0 in 134 ms from 1,541 input tokens. Jev returns these figures and nothing else. It gives no reasons, and none are written for it here. The figures describe how relevant the notice is, not the condition of any vehicle.

Checked by code against NHTSA's fields

A plain comparison with the structured fields NHTSA filled in. Separate from Jev's decision.

  • YesNHTSA names this make
  • NoNHTSA names this model
  • n/aNHTSA lists model year 2023 for this model

The same notice, every vehicle

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