That happens with a lot of different cars. Just crack the front window and problem solved.

 

Just the other day, I was driving around 60mph when one of rear passenger had the rear window put down all the way. After doing so, the whole cabin started to vibrate and resonate very loudly, it feels as though the car is shaking. Keep in mind, the sunroof was not open, and only one of the rear windows was open. I closed the rear window from the front and decided to open the other rear window to see if it did the same thing, which it did. When I had both rear windows put down, the cabin vibrates and resonates twice as much. After driving for awhile and messing with the windows, I determined the cabin only vibrates and resonates with either rear windows down when traveling around 40+ mph. I was going to have my dealership check it out. I was just wondering if anyone else have the same experience and what was done about it.

Helicopter effect. The 2007 Camry is just one of many cars that will do the same thing.

Simple solution: "Don't do that."

 

Helicopter effect. The 2007 Camry is just one of many cars that will do the same thing.

Simple solution: "Don't do that."

Thank for the input. This is the first time I've ever experience this.

 

it's normal at that speed with the rear windows down...it is irritating.

 

Thank for the input. This is the first time I've ever experience this.

Hehehehe. This is one of the first four-door cars I've ever owned. Scared the BEGEEZUS out of me the first time it happened!

 

Hehehehe. This is one of the first four-door cars I've ever owned. Scared the BEGEEZUS out of me the first time it happened!

For the price we pay, you think they would someone create a design to avoid this . . .

 

For the price we pay, you think they would someone create a design to avoid this . . .

They have, its called a coupe. ie two windows. My Tacoma does the same thing.

 

They have, its called a coupe. ie two windows. My Tacoma does the same thing.

So you are saying they invented coupes solely to avoid the helicopter effect? I think not.

 

So you are saying they invented coupes solely to avoid the helicopter effect? I think not.

No, merely pointing out that coupes don't have this problem and there is no need to design something that one can control.