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Originally Posted by SD1too
I have Ian, here:
I think what's being referred to in this thread is retailers and eBay sellers who state that a part is "genuine" but does not arrive in MG Rover branded packaging. The buyer then feels indignant but what they have bought is more than likely something different.
Yes, you're correct Ian. That's the definition of "genuine". It's the vehicle manufacturer or its parts agent endorsing the part as meeting the standards set by them.
Agreed. I bought two suspension bushes from X-Part. One was made in China and the other in the UK. They looked identical and they arrived in sealed bags with an MG Rover label.
Simon
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Simon,
for me if macafee2 makes the part today and never had anything to do with Rover when they were a going concern, then I cannot see how anyone can consider the part to be genuine. Fraud more like
I appreciate you explaining
Anyone think of buying parts should read what you and I have posted as it is in my opinion, informative.
macafee2