ECM problems on a 2014 Toyota Corolla

Thanks Jim. Yes i did exactly that. They wanted me to drive it there but I refused and had it towed. I then had to wait a week before they even looked at it. They found a handful of codes in their diagnostics: P0300, P0301, P0302, P0303, P0304, P10A0, P1603, P1604, P1605, P2646, P265B. Theres also a note: Found TSB-0011-14. Performed valvomatic test:ok Engine ECM has updated calibration. Performed ECM update and retest: ok. Codes cleared and idle ok. Furthur diagnosis may be needed after initial scan. Fail code: 99 cond. Code: 99 This was listed on my invoice. So my question is, isn't it way too soon for a brand new car to have these issues? Although I have no clue what the codes mean, and I was given a very vague explanation by the service scheduler since the mechanic was "too busy at the moment" and probably the fact that I'm a female didn't help. If you have any suggestions or advice it would be greatly appreciated. Mahalo.

My thoughts exactly as the car was only purchased 4 months ago. Now that i know whAt those codes signify, I will definitely have a talk with the manager. Thank you so much for your help. I will post an update. Mahalo! Malia

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