The wrong alternator came in a box that was labeled as being the one matching the product description.I was initially pleased with the alternator as it looked exceptionally well-made. You can imagine my dismay once I wrenched off the defective alternator from my 2002 Toyota Echo, only to find that the part I was expecting to install DID NOT "Line-up" with my original part. After comparing the removed part with the photo of the item I ordered, it does indeed look like it should, with a "split" lower-bracket that attaches to the engine block. The one I received was a "solid" lower bracket, which could not be installed. Further inspection showed that the electrical connectors were incompatible.Due to the poor labeling of the part, I had to rush to a local parts store and purchase a higher-priced, although proper replacement alternator. If I were unable to temporarily afford the combined cost of this part and the new part, I would be stranded without a useable vehicle while awaiting a suitable replacement. I have a job that allows limited "work-from-home" days, and further days utilizing this benefit would look unfavorably on my record.I had faith that Amazon would send me the correct part. The label on the part's box matched the part ordered, so I don't fault Amazon. I am disappointed in whoever's task was labeling the product's box.