Problems with 1999 Toyota Camry Solara STRUCTURE

Car was being driven in the city of chicago at a slow speed...brakes went to the floor... avoided hitting another car and pedestrian and then hit a tree near a home. car was towed by aaa to a aaa service shop.... marathon- western/toughy who inspected the vehicle and determined both brake lines failed... rusted through and they see this condition alot with toyota's of this age as the brake lines are covered up by a plate that traps salt and moisture. toyota claims contacted and denied any design fault of material defect.. even though it has stainless steel brake lines that this mechanice and shop constantly sees do this exact corrosion problem. i have owned eight toyotas... never experienced even a brake leak but a full catastrophic failure in this 1999 model is ridiculous and toyota is walking away from any responsibility on their part. ntsb should be recall all 1999's solora and camry's ... force toyota to pay for repairs before more of these accidnets occur... *tr

Excessive corrosion and rusting in the under carriage of the vehicle. exhaust rusted all the way through. front flex pipe rusted. cat converter rusted . muffler and back exhaust pipe rusted. *tr

Toyota solara 1999 hood latch failed. hood opened and crashed into windshield while driving on highway. *tr

I was driving on the highway. the hood opened up and crashed into the windshield. the hood will not drop back down. i tried to get the door windows down and the power windows were stuck. i braked hard and used the rear view mirror to pull over. i had glass chips all over me and couldn't see anything in front. once i pulled over i inspected the hood latch and found both latches were rusted and latched open. the horrible designs toyota has almost killed me and the only reason i was not hit was because of no other cars on the road. *tr

1. toyota solara 1999 hood opened up during driving on the highway and crashed into the windshield breaking the windshield into drivers side seat and obstructing vision the drivers side window would not roll down preventing the driver from looking outside to pull over. 2. driver narrowly escaped traffic collision because of obstructed vision. 3. driver pulled over to the highway shoulder. pulled down the hood and tied the hood to the chassis using rope. the windshield was completely damaged. all parts are available as the car was not repaired. *tr