New purchase, leaving car unwashed

[humfrz]

Brings to mind back in HS, when I used to prep new cars at my Uncle's Chevrolet dealership.

Oh, I was very careful about "unwrapping" them ...... just like it was going to be MY new car. One spring day, my Uncle noticed me prepping a car just like this ....... and asked me if I would like to drive it to the prom........

Oh, yes, I was hot shit ....... however, that night, I found out it took more than a fancy car to get into a girl's panties ......


humfrz

[JD001]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Brings to mind back in HS, when I used to prep new cars at my Uncle's Chevrolet dealership.

Oh, I was very careful about "unwrapping" them ...... just like it was going to be MY new car. One spring day, my Uncle noticed me prepping a car just like this ....... and asked me if I would like to drive it to the prom........

Oh, yes, I was hot shit ....... however, that night, I found out it took more than a fancy car to get into a girl's panties ......


humfrz

Girls understand the ratio 'size of the car's hood equals.....'

[nisti]

Originally Posted by Barefootdan

Has anyone had trouble with their dealer leaving the car unwashed when they deliver it to you? I am currently expected to get a 17 BRZ at the end of January and I requested that as much protection be left in as possible and the car not be washed so I can take it to a local detailer. The dealer is saying they need to remove the plastic to inspect (understandable) and their detailing team needs to detail the car to further look for imperfections. This part seems crazy. How should I go about handling this?

I bought my BRZ from Heuberger in October of 2015.
Requested the same thing as you, that they touch nothing coming off the truck.
I got the same line about the plastics needing to be removed to inspect for damage - which if there is any damage, you could see on the plastic too, if not better than the paint - but I went along with it.
But I made absolutely sure they did not send the car through the wash station.
Car was dirty AF when I picked it up, but detailer mentioned it was easy to work on.
Not sure why some dealers don't want to do less work for the same price...

[stevesnj]

Originally Posted by LOLS2K

Investment? Like for monetary gain?

No

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by JD001

Girls understand the ratio 'size of the car's hood equals.....'

So ........THAT'S the reason the hood on my FR-S swoops down ......


humfrz

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by humfrz

So ........THAT'S the reason the hood on my FR-S swoops down ......


humfrz

Poor 2017 owners with a droopy snout!

[JD001]

Originally Posted by humfrz

So ........THAT'S the reason the hood on my FR-S swoops down ......


humfrz

Gawd knows what a rocket bunny kit is saying...

[86Boyz]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Brings to mind back in HS, when I used to prep new cars at my Uncle's Chevrolet dealership.

Oh, I was very careful about "unwrapping" them ...... just like it was going to be MY new car. One spring day, my Uncle noticed me prepping a car just like this ....... and asked me if I would like to drive it to the prom........

Oh, yes, I was hot shit ....... however, that night, I found out it took more than a fancy car to get into a girl's panties ......


humfrz

it's all about performing a well executed handbrake turn to turn the ladies on especially 17 year old girls

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by 86Boyz

it's all about performing a well executed handbrake turn to turn the ladies on especially 17 year old girls

I would love to see a well executed handbrake turn done with the vehicle pictured!

[86Boyz]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

I would love to see a well executed handbrake turn done with the vehicle pictured!

someone call tanner foust

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by 86Boyz

someone call tanner foust

[86Boyz]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

he can do it. he drifted a donkey once

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by 86Boyz

he can do it. he drifted a donkey once

Totally impossible to do a handbrake anything!

[gramicci101]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Totally impossible to do a handbrake anything!

My first truck had a foot parking brake, a clutch, and a floor-mounted headlight dimmer switch. It was very crowded and I learned to make damn sure of my footwork.