Toyota Highlander Echo

Toyota Bluetooth Echo Settlement 2025 over Hands Free Product Flaws in certain Toyota cars: Owners and lessees of 2014. Toyota agreed to a class action lawsuit settlement to resolve claims that certain vehicles were equipped with a Bluetooth system that caused an echo during phone calls. A settlement will resolve a lawsuit that claimed a defect plaguing the hands.

The current settlement covers model years between 2014-2019 of popular models such as the Toyota Tacoma, 4Runner, Highlander, Tundra, Sequoia, Avalon, Mirai, Prius, Yaris and Sienna. Many automaker brands have faced a lawsuit and Toyota is joining this list. Some Toyota owners have noticed an issue with the Toyota Bluetooth Echo, which led to a lawsuit and now a settlement that could affect thousands of Toyota owners and lessees.

A Toyota Bluetooth echo class action lawsuit settlement has been reached after several lawsuits were filed beginning in 2019. If your Toyota's Bluetooth makes phone calls sound like you're talking in an echo chamber, Toyota is finally paying up - and you don't even need to file a claim form. The automaker just agreed to settle a massive class action lawsuit affecting 15 different Toyota models from 2014-2019, and if you live in one of 11 specific states, you're automatically getting benefits.

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Most owners will only receive an instructional video, not money. Plaintiffs awarded ~$6,800 each, while lawyers collect $3.15. Toyota's hands-free calling feature is virtually unusable in most 2019 and older models because of an annoying echo.

Owners say the problem is consistent, severe, and happens regardless if they make or receive calls.