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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / General Car Topics / November 2009Dealer decals - anyone ask dealer to remove it before buying car?
I'm about to purchase a new or used vehicle. Just wondering if people have successfully been able to have dealers remove their dealer decal. Or is this best to do on your own after you buy the car. Thanks > I'm about to purchase a new or used vehicle. > Just wondering if people have successfully been able to have dealers > remove > their dealer decal. Or is this best to do on your own after you buy > the car. > Thanks Sure, as long as your money is in your hands, you're always right. I bought a Mazda 626 Turbo in 1990. There was a huge "Turbo" sticker on the back, these things remove any potential for compassion a cop may have as he walks to your car. For that reason, I had the sticker removed by the dealer before delivery. They understood why and they did it. I guess they wanted my money, and it worked! >> I'm about to purchase a new or used vehicle. >> Just wondering if people have successfully been able to have dealers [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > removed by the dealer before delivery. They understood why and they > did it. I guess they wanted my money, and it worked! Except that's *not* a dealer sticker. The dealer sticker has the dealership name on it. Something like: "Freds supercity Mazda". Free advertising for the retailer. A completely different thing. They will most definitely remove it. They removed it when I bought my 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix, my girl's 2005 Corolla, my mom's 2002 Altima and 2009 Accord. Just ask, they don't want to piss off a new car buyer. :) Enjoy your new car. > >> I'm about to purchase a new or used vehicle. > >> Just wondering if people have successfully been able to have dealers [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > dealership name on it. Something like: "Freds supercity Mazda". Free > advertising for the retailer. A completely different thing. |
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