Where to purchase 2017 86 Parts
 

Anybody know where I can purchase the 2017 86 front bumper? I've searched around and cant seem to find it anywhere?

Most Toyota dealers are up to date with the new parts. :cheers:

Yeah little fun fact, you can get all the parts on your car at a dealership :o

https://toyotapartsestore.com/

http://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/

http://www.oempartsquick.com/toyota-parts

Most of these links are actual dealers that have e-stores. Best bet is to make sure they are legit Toyota dealers (reference their contact info and Google search it) so you get Genuine Toyota parts.

Although, if you're looking for a 2017 front bumper, shipping will be way up there. You will probably get a better deal going to your local Toyota parts and service center. And, you won't have to worry about shipping damage.

yes ask your dealer, tell them ur current one is broken...

Why tell them anything? They don't care why you want it.

"Hello I would like to order a 2017 bumper please"
"Yes sir let me just bull that up for you. It will be $10,000 and we can have it here in a week or two"
"Thanks. I will take two please"

maybe u get warranty coverage or something i dunno, worth trying

If you need warranty coverage you take the car in and get warranty coverage. If you want to swap a bumper then you go buy a bumper. Why should all consumers pay for people to swap parts? You don't think that the company loses money on warranty coverage do you? we all pay for it in the long run so scamming warranty is wrong.

whats the part number for the rear bumper clear plastic sticker to prevent scratches from groceries?

The Toyota Genuine Rear Bumper Protector or Applique

There ya go ........now, go work on your upper body strength ...... :D


humfrz

Let me know if you find the part number for it so I don't have to wait for the guy looking through the technical drawings for the bumper cover

I would love the new temperature control knobs lol.

Not sure how getting the dealer to warranty a 17 86 front end for a 13 FR-S would work. Can you explain?