You can keep your key/fob in your pocket. Just pull on the door handle & both doors open.
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robster
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That only opens the door I'm near for me. My dealer looked to make a setting change but said it wasn't possible. I did see recently in an earlier post that your dealer was able to make that change. I'd probably need to tell them exactly where in the submenus it can be found
Al4n
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That only opens the door I'm near for me. My dealer looked to make a setting change but said it wasn't possible. I did see recently in an earlier post that your dealer was able to make that change. I'd probably need to tell them exactly where in the submenus it can be found
I just popped out and testing mine after reading that and both my doors open with keys in my pocket. I didn’t ask dealer to do it, just came like that
It can be changed. I did it myself last week. On delivery, if I kept the key in my pocket and touched the drivers door, it unlocked but the passenger door didn't; since making the change, both doors now unlock. Someone has put photos of the exact location in the software where the option is:That only opens the door I'm near for me. My dealer looked to make a setting change but said it wasn't possible. I did see recently in an earlier post that your dealer was able to make that change. I'd probably need to tell them exactly where in the submenus it can be found
GR86 - Coding via service departments.
According to manual published by our very own @AndyRC, cars without double locking system have this feature. Our cars have double locking system as stated on driver side window. BUT I can confirm we can still change it to unlock both doors, regardless the sticker on the window.
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Honestly, a lot Toyota dealers really need a kick up the arse about this. It says quite explicitly in the manual that these options can be changed at the dealer, so for them just to shrug and say "dunno, lol" is just not good enough, and to outright lie and claim they cant be changed is frankly pathetic. If they genuinely don't know, they should look at the manual then get on the phone to Toyota corporate to find out exactly what the procedure is.
I even responded to a guy on Facebook the other day who had been told by his dealer that they would charge him £70 to change these settings, and they wouldn't be able to do it until next month. Unbelievable cheek, it takes about 5 minutes to do.
unsold? Reserve not met?
Al4n
Totally Hooked
Bid Made 33,751 but that obviously wasn’t enough for the flipper, sorry seller
So that would have cost the buyer over £35k with fees and VAT?
NunoHenriques
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To be fair I don't find 33,750 to be a bad value for a black AT, but that's me 
However, it says in the description it had ppf, so I guess he wouldn't have any profit
However, it says in the description it had ppf, so I guess he wouldn't have any profit
Mute101
Obsessed member
Yep 6%+vat in fees..
robster
Dedicated member
Thanks, much appreciated, will try my dealer again and show them this linkIt can be changed. I did it myself last week. On delivery, if I kept the key in my pocket and touched the drivers door, it unlocked but the passenger door didn't; since making the change, both doors now unlock. Someone has put photos of the exact location in the software where the option is:
GR86 - Coding via service departments.
According to manual published by our very own @AndyRC, cars without double locking system have this feature. Our cars have double locking system as stated on driver side window. BUT I can confirm we can still change it to unlock both doors, regardless the sticker on the window.
Honestly, a lot Toyota dealers really need a kick up the arse about this. It says quite explicitly in the manual that these options can be changed at the dealer, so for them just to shrug and say "dunno, lol" is just not good enough, and to outright lie and claim they cant be changed is frankly pathetic. If they genuinely don't know, they should look at the manual then get on the phone to Toyota corporate to find out exactly what the procedure is.
I even responded to a guy on Facebook the other day who had been told by his dealer that they would charge him £70 to change these settings, and they wouldn't be able to do it until next month. Unbelievable cheek, it takes about 5 minutes to do.
A bit more. £36,181.
Al4n
Totally Hooked
Definitely not the right marketplace for these cars then. Better off advertising on Autotrader as he potentially could have advertised that for £35k and kept it all? Plus the buyer would have got a better deal too.
Saw there was a red one advertised recently for £33,500. Cheapest I have seen.
Electric Blue
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Presumably a genuine seller as no-one in their right mind would buy the AT to flip
KobayashiMaru86
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I use mine daily. Although I am bike this week. Entropy gets us all in the end anyway. Drive the fvcking car!
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Non sold auto from CC on AT for £40k
. I mean I love a chancer but that's mental. Fewer than 5 autos in the UK (apparently) - there is a good reason for that. Anyone who collects a car via 'closed recovery' doesn't do it as a keeper. Each to their own.NunoHenriques
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Non sold auto from CC on AT for £40k
Yep completely agree. £34k is a strong offer. Be interesting when the first manual might go through an auction, I think they will be decent money. Auctions do strange things to people bidding, FOMO drives the processDon’t know who this belongs to, but I think he will be disappointed for not selling at almost 34k
Electric Blue
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The number of potential customers who are genuinely interested in an auto GR86 could surely be counted on... errr... one finger?
Also, extrapolating the data from the "what colour GR86 have you ordered" thread (on the basis that this forum has around 50% of owners), there must be around 25ish autos in the UK.
Also, extrapolating the data from the "what colour GR86 have you ordered" thread (on the basis that this forum has around 50% of owners), there must be around 25ish autos in the UK.
