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Originally Posted by NCtoBRZ
You sure have a lot to say about brochures!
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well, I don't have a picture, so I had to get my 1000 words in somehow.
This was just something anecdotal I thought was interesting. With all of the effort that goes into car marketing and advertising, this just seemed very amature.
Yes, there is a lot that is the same between the 2017 and 2019 BRZs, but a 2019 brochure would have been nice(er) since it is 6 days away and 2019 MY cars are on lots.
Receiving what I did says a lot, to me, about Mr. McEntee's Customer/Relations Services department and that attention to detail isn't high on their list of office practices.
Again, I'm not letting a 2 year old brochure turn me away. I'll add it to my 2018 brochure and here in a month or two, stop by my local dealer and see if they have a 2019 on their display. Yes, I can download the e-brochure/PDF, but like I mentioned, I like flipping pages.
At least the Subaru dealer had (2018) BRZ brochures available, the closest Toyota dealer didn't have any 86 ones next to their Camry and Corolla books, but then again, they don't expect to receive an 86 until mid-to-late Jan or early Feb, so the car is not high on their list since it's such a low volume car.