How long has your Supra been in the shop so far?

[thedude]

well at least you got a free rental for 7 weeks....and counting. Did you pay a dealer markup when you bought the car? I wonder how that would work out if you did pay a markup

No, just MSRP. Luckily.

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[thedude]

I know there are some people who voted that should be in the more than a month group now as time has passed. You can change your vote so please update.

 

[CC²]

Just added mine to the poll. One day over a week as of now, and since they didnt know that some fasteners are one time use the wait continues as they keep adding parts to order to the list

 

[CC²]

At what point in the waiting game do any of you guys feel it is appropriate to contact Toyota and ask them to start covering part/all of a months payment if the vehicle was in the shop and not able to be driven by the owner? I have spent more time going back and forth with the dealer than driving the car, and my first payment is due soon... Im not stoked on making a payment for something not in my garage...

 

[ToyoBMW]

Just added mine to the poll. One day over a week as of now, and since they didnt know that some fasteners are one time use the wait continues as they keep adding parts to order to the list

What's it in for? Many of us are just dealing with the small issues for now, trying not to bring it in to Toyota as they have no clue how to fix this car yet. You have a 3 year warranty so the small stuff can wait

 

[CC²]

What's it in for? Many of us are just dealing with the small issues for now, trying not to bring it in to Toyota as they have no clue how to fix this car yet. You have a 3 year warranty so the small stuff can wait

Among a bunch of small stuff, I took it in because when I fill the gas and the pump does it’s normal auto shut off, the tank isn’t full. And at the same time, it is filling up the charcoal canister with raw fuel which then drips out from the vehicle onto the ground. Not safe to be driving.

 

[Cybermoose]

Probably my biggest hangup before I bought mine was a worry that Toyota wouldn't have the foggiest idea how to fix/maintain these cars. I plan on using the 2 years of Toyotacare (since theoretically I paid for it in the purchase price) and immediately jumping ship to my personal mechanic, who's worked on my BMW for years and does a good job. I don't really need mechanics used to servicing Siennas covered in baby vomit working on my high performance vehicle.

 

[jtsang25]

Probably my biggest hangup before I bought mine was a worry that Toyota wouldn't have the foggiest idea how to fix/maintain these cars. I plan on using the 2 years of Toyotacare (since theoretically I paid for it in the purchase price) and immediately jumping ship to my personal mechanic, who's worked on my BMW for years and does a good job. I don't really need mechanics used to servicing Siennas covered in baby vomit working on my high performance vehicle.

I wouldn't really class it as high performance. Let's not push the mk5 on to a pedestal like the mk4 just so soon. It's a generic bmw engine and I wouldnt class their cars high performance.

 

[Cybermoose]

I wouldn't really class it as high performance. Let's not push the mk5 on to a pedestal like the mk4 just so soon. It's a generic bmw engine and I wouldnt class their cars high performance.

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