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Here's the original specifications list downloaded at 10:39 on 20/04/2022. If they throw in extras, that's great. But they can't be taking anything out of this list. It is ridiculous for Toyota UK to not know the exact specification of cars when the cars are offered for sale. I have lost count of how many cock ups Toyota UK has made as of writing.Can you link that about parking sensors. I knew I read it somewhere but can’t find it anywhere now
Can we stick to the thread please![]()
Citing dynamic development and deliberate strategy around product planning, Toyota Australia’s chief marketing officer Vin Naidoo played down the late arrival of the 2022 Toyota GR 86
“Through the development phase, it was about focusing on the track dynamics of the car – that was one reason for the delay,” he told carsales.
“The other reason is that we looked at the right timing for our market, and it’s that fourth quarter.”
I asked them last week, I'm still waiting for the generic reply that avoids answering the question.it would be interesting to find out exactly what is going to be changed on customer cars in comparison to original spec list.
Maybe it’s gone the way of the bZ4X and TundraWith the lack of UK roadtests I assume the press fleet is grounded too. He's not posted any shots of the cars on Twitter since the end of May. Yes it'd be nice to know, if the GR86 now has 160bhp and is limited to 47mph I'd rather be told now so I can cancel and make other plans.
Unfortunately, I doubt you would have received clarity on these issues even if you had spoken with him...So maybe its a combo of missing parts, the sealant issue (is a visual inspection of each car needed?) and/or homologation for EU and regs... Sadly this was all left on a voicemail so I didnt get chance to question the chap.
No you're right. To be honest, my first welcome call said expect the car in 2023 so I dont know why now knowing my car is in the UK Im inpatient over October!! If its Oct and I get my car with others then, I'll be happy, very happy in fact as everything points to being worth the wait. However I have registered my interest with Honda ref the new Civic Type R - that looks very tempting but think it'll be c40k sadlyUnfortunately, I doubt you would have received clarity on these issues even if you had spoken with him...
you could probably make up some/all of the 10k by flipping the 86No you're right. To be honest, my first welcome call said expect the car in 2023 so I dont know why now knowing my car is in the UK Im inpatient over October!! If its Oct and I get my car with others then, I'll be happy, very happy in fact as everything points to being worth the wait. However I have registered my interest with Honda ref the new Civic Type R - that looks very tempting but think it'll be c40k sadly
Don't know whether to laugh or cry, this hits too close to homeHave given this some thought maybe we are getting rear parking sensors after all and they have been shipped separately and TUK are fitting them in Derby
Looks like we will be getting holes pre-drilled for rear number plate with two options for large and small plates
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Found a Tech Bulletin on a Japanese site , think its how to align the sensors on a Pearl White (K1X) GR86, looks like there are also two sets of number plate mounting holes for std size and small plates
パーキングセンサーの取り付け方法
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Easy when a way less limited delivery mile Jimny goes for 10k over.you could probably make up some/all of the 10k by flipping the 86![]()