To his point, I once forgot to retrieve a wheel lock from a detail shop and had to drive 2 hours to recover it when I remembered a few days later.....not a fun experience. Luckily, they didn't throw it out, but they certainly would have had I not called them back.
I recently saw 238 miles at 95% and almost pooped my pants from excitement. The temp has been in the 40-55°F range so I’m REALLY hoping in the summer I’ll be seeing 300 miles over 90%. GTS on 21” wheels btw.
In my opinion all you really need is the following:
A solid paint color
Premium package
Air suspension (I never realized how critical raising the car was until I started using it, it’s VERY low)
I would remove the following:
2+1 seats (the middle seat is a gag of a joke, and it adds another...
I would’ve loved to be cruising at 90 MPH believe me lol I had a couple of situations where I got to a charger at 4% and I had to exercise self control. My touch up paint should be here today so I’ll see if I can fill in the problem areas.
Unfortunately I can’t help when people over take me and kick up rocks, nor can I avoid all cars on a busy interstate especially during the holiday season. I drove as defensively as I realistically could but the car is just a rock chip magnet. Definitely not as simple as “just back up”. Otherwise...
I got one of those fluid writer pens to take care of the chips myself. I’ll test it on one of the chips and if it looks good then I’ll do all of them before taking the car to the detailer.
Yikes. I’m hoping to avoid a respray but I guess we’ll have to wait and see what the detailer says. I’m just kicking myself for not getting PPF at the onset. I didn’t realize this car was such a rock magnet.
I don’t know what it is about these roads and this car but they’re not getting along. I’m worried about filling in the rock chips before PPF install. Will they be able to be taken care of and at least be filled in or will I just have to deal with it? I’ve never done PPF before so I’m quite...