This was reinforced by the courts on Johnson v HWM Motors 1997. It is actually impossible for manufacturers to guarantee to build a car precisely to the specification in a brochure because of the vagaries of components supply. If they were compelled to, then the supply of many cars would have been shut down entirely this year due to components shortages created by the tsunami in Japan and the subsequent floods in Thailand, where a lot of Japanese electronic parts production had been moved as a result of the Tsunami damage. Remember, Renault/Nissan is half Japanese. Not only that, Renault has massively contracted its UK range now and the only facelifted Twingo available is the 1.1-litre Dynamique.