My 2018 Toyota Corolla has ongoing fuel pump-related issues that mirror those in the official recall, yet my VIN is not included. Every time I refuel, my car shuts off and will not restart for 1a“2 hours. Iave brought the vehicle to five different mechanics, including two full inspections with electronic diagnosticsa”none could find a fault except one who identified the fuel pump as the likely cause. Even Toyota-certified dealerships could not determine the issue. Additionally, any time I drive over 70 mph, the car displays a message telling me to take a break, then it begins to jerk and drive erratically, clearly a safety hazard. This problem has occurred repeatedly and poses a serious risk of accident on the highway. This issue is widely reported among 2018 Corollas and matches symptoms from Toyotaas known fuel pump recall. Iam shocked that Toyota has refused a goodwill repair and wonat inspect it under the recall. If the fuel pump is failing, it puts drivers and passengers at serious risk of being stranded or worsea”losing power at high speeds. Please investigate this and consider expanding the recall to cover more 2018 Toyota Corolla VINs before someone is injured or killed due to this known and dangerous defect.