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Originally Posted by vtec to vvel
I suppose that makes sense about the certified Supra mechanic, but then theoretically, a BMW mechanic that specializes in servicing a Z4 should be able to work on the Supra? Just for sh!ts and giggles, I'm gonna call a local BMW service dept. about this.
I wonder what Toyota would say if someone with a LFA pulled up for their routine service.
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Originally Posted by MZ DAIZY
In other words, one has to be a BMW certified mechanic to work on it?
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So I called 2 BMW's Service Departments today in the area (BMW of Tampa and BMW of Wesley Chapel). Both have informed they cannot service the new BMW Supra's. One of them told me it's because their dept. is not "Supra certified", while the other told me because it's not a BMW. I also asked them both if Toyota will service a Z4 and they said no (the latter I was obviously being facetious).
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Originally Posted by MZ DAIZY
It’s ok, imagine spending $150,000 on a Z06 and having the pimple faced kid that changes the oil on the Malibus learning on the job….
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That's the best way to learn: baptism by fire.
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Originally Posted by MZ DAIZY
Most Harley Davidson dealers flat out refuse to work on any bike of theirs older than 9 years old.
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