midlife_sportscar
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Correct as of today
Maybe not entirely correct
It also says the manual doesn't have cruise control...
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Correct as of today
Correct as of today
It does - you can see the stalk in the pics from the MR2 national day thread.So the manual GR86 does not have cruise control at all?
Well, yeah, but given the other errors in it - they didn't even spell 'equipment' correctlyI would assume it would have but the pdf @GrayBoth put up just now suggests otherwise - hence my question.![]()
Good job we're here to proof read Toyota UK releasesWell, yeah, but given the other errors in it - they didn't even spell 'equipment' correctly![]()
I'm just checking with product - seems this might be, and rightly so pointed out.... slightly incorrect. That will teach me to post something without reading it all the way through! As soon as I know more I'll update youI would assume it would have but the pdf @GrayBoth put up just now suggests otherwise - hence my question.![]()
Yes!Good job we're here to proof read Toyota UK releases![]()
Totally agree, I really want my car but it doesn't seem unreasonable to know when we put down our deposits on the 20th April what the UK spec will be and make our decision based on that. I'd add to that the pearlescent paint which may in fact be flat based on some of the feedback. Seems a lot to pay £900+ for a flat colour finish.It does seem like there is a lot of confusion on the spec as it keeps changing. I understand that Toyota are trying to hit a cost point but the fact we won’t see the cars for a while and it’s a bit of a guess as to what equipment we will get in the future is annoying.
If they didn’t give us a spec list at the start, we’d have been fine but to set out what we get (with plenty of evidence on this forum) then slowly change things for cheaper options, it’s not great.
I doubt the spec. is actually changing as some cars have already been shipped. Seems more likely to me that they're just having issues getting their sales info correct.It does seem like there is a lot of confusion on the spec as it keeps changing. I understand that Toyota are trying to hit a cost point but the fact we won’t see the cars for a while and it’s a bit of a guess as to what equipment we will get in the future is annoying.
If they didn’t give us a spec list at the start, we’d have been fine but to set out what we get (with plenty of evidence on this forum) then slowly change things for cheaper options, it’s not great.
I based my colour choice on the fact it was described as pearlescent and as you say if it turns out to be a solid colour I will not be too happy!Totally agree, I really want my car but it doesn't seem unreasonable to know when we put down our deposits on the 20th April what the UK spec will be and make our decision based on that. I'd add to that the pearlescent paint which may in fact be flat based on some of the feedback. Seems a lot to pay £900+ for a flat colour finish.
This might help with coloursTotally agree, I really want my car but it doesn't seem unreasonable to know when we put down our deposits on the 20th April what the UK spec will be and make our decision based on that. I'd add to that the pearlescent paint which may in fact be flat based on some of the feedback. Seems a lot to pay £900+ for a flat colour finish.