AurionGTRD

Mashallah...looks very good. Very well done. That Y-pipe modification has been discussed alot and now that you have successfully done it, a lot of people will for sure follow. Regarding the body kit, I was able to get the Aurion Sportivo front skirt, rear skirt, and grille imported from Australia to Kuwait from a local Toyota dealership in Austarlia. It was very easy and a smooth transaction. All contact and transaction was done on email. It was quite expensive though with shipping cost being more than half of the total cost. My point is that it is doable. Just get contacts of a few Toyota dealers in Australia and send them emails with your inquiry and see who reply with the best price. May be someone on this board who is in Au can help you? :)

They told me they'll CHARGE me for it.. I have been thinking about this after the check, It SHOULD be fixed under the warranty shouldn't it?. Very difficult to get warranty on brakes in the Middle East from any auto dealer let alone Toyota. Brakes are regarded as "normal wear and tear" like others here said plus they gonna say that its BECAUSE OF the hard braking at high speeds...so its your fault ( they saying..not me :) ). Its possible to claim warranty on brakes if within the the first 5000 Km or so but with 17000 km ... i doubt it. Mine is about 18000 km and is doing the same thing. I'm ignoring it for as long as I can. I believe there might be a brake service at the 25k or 30k scheduled service so i will have taken care of it then.

My Grande does. The Aurion for Middle East region has split folding rear seats. M.E. gets the Australian made cars but not the Sportivo models. Strange that there is such difference. I thought that in Australia, only the Sportivo models had the back bracing and the base and luxury models had the folding rear seats? Link: http://www.toyota.com.kw/English/toyota_mo...cifications.asp