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Went to Inchcape Toyota to pick up the retainer bolt and styrene fit the spare wheel

Ordered using part numbers from here and the other forum

Asked for the price of 5 litres of oil for GT86/BRZ. Is it for a GT86 I was asked. No the BRZ variant

Only to be told

Sorry I cannot sell you an item if it's not for a Toyota. I would be liable

Let's get this straight you won't sell me oil for the same car, same engine, with mostly Subaru parts because it does not have the right badge

Corrct he says

I asked how he could he be liable if I asked for specific parts?

Toyota policy I am told

I notice that he did not insist taking back the parts i ordered and that he could not return so would be a loss to him

Toyota your ridiculous policy had lost a customer for life

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Next time just say that it's for the GT86 ;)

FWIW, when ordering with specific part numbers then I doubt they'll even ask (or at least in my experience). It's easier to just lie in all other circumstances. It's not their issue if you order a part for the car wrong in my eyes....

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What makes it even more ironic is if you order a new Toyota badge for your front end, it has Subaru moulded into the back face!!

We have a new barman in my local, who wont serve Carlsberg in a Carling Glass, or Stella in a Kronenberg glass. Apparently it's against the law to serve x beer in a xx glass.. it well be, but OMG, what an Asshole!!

My friend drinks San Miguel, guess what, they have no San Miguel glasses... We go to the pub across the road now..

People eh???

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Beer should always be in the correct glass. They seem to be able to do it quite well in Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany and Italy I find. Why is it so hard here?

+1

It would be an insult to do otherwise. Probably because the beer is worth serving properly over there rather than the swill we seem to get here.

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Most lager served in the UK are a pale imitation of the same beer in its original country

Belgian bets especially need the right glass. Much like wine

Must admit I don't like a "mug" handled glad for real ale, my personal tipple of choice.

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Nigel not sure they could supply a replacement oem wheel either, I don't think it has Toyota stamped anywhere

Perhaps Toyota owners should start rejecting add non Toyota parts what do you think.

Ended the 16" enkei with the primo has a Subaru stamp.

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You should read the post regarding "2nd service", goes to show how incompetent some of these guys are sometimes. Total jobs worth i think.

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It's the same with any brand. There's good and bad. I do wonder why the manufacturers don't do more though. I'm not particularly loyal to one marque or another, but I basically select from the ones where I know there's either a decent local dealer or specialist. I can't be the only one... You'd think there'd be value in maintaining more consistent standards.

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