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Originally Posted by LionZoo
If automakers would make more profit by embossing Hello Kitty onto their brake rotors, they'd do it. It's easier for them to charge you $500 for your Hello Kitty rotors that costs an extra $10 to make, rather than spend money trying to educate you by doing an ad campaign about how Hello Kitty rotors don't actually help performance. This thought process applies to everything from the most basic Hyundais all the way to the highest end exotics. In fact, I'd say it applies more to expensive cars since the customers are demanding, but are willing to pay and generally won't take no for an answer
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i had to join the site and post this in response. great knowledge/info here, learned alot! and nice sig/car collection dave!