Fort's Toyota of Pekin

I'm writing to talk about a car you have for sale at Fort's Toyota of Pekin. I traded in my 2004 Camry with 79468 miles because it wasn't safe to drive. The car would speed up when I applied the brakes. Your service department looked at it three times. I checked the CARFAX report and have the dates and mileage when these incidents happened. I also told you that it happened once or maybe twice since I moved to Wisconsin. Your service manager said it was because of how I drive, even though I use a walker. They said I must have my foot on both the accelerator and the brake at the same time. They said it four or five times, but that's not how I drive. It happened when my cousin drove it too, and even when a different cousin drove it. We're all different heights and have different shoe sizes, so it's not because of how I drive. I also told you that it happened twice in one day, so it's happening more often. The car was in your shop for four hours and Toyota engineers were consulted, but they couldn't find a solution. They just gave the car back to me. I told you that I braked at a busy intersection in Bartonville, Illinois, and instead of stopping, the car went through a red light. My cousin saw that my foot was on the brake, not the accelerator and the brake. We were lucky we didn't get hit or hurt anyone. We came straight to your dealership after that. The service ticket says "test drove," but the mileage in and out is the same, 79468. How far could you have driven it if the mileage is the same? The car is now on the lot with the same mileage. I have more to say about this if someone would call me.