I'd leave mine on too if it wasn't for so many people knocking it... Honestly, I don't like ridicule, hence my decision to remove it... but if I didn't feel like I was putting curb feelers on a 64 Impala, I'd leave it on too.
Of course a personal choice.I'm pretty sure the contrasting color was to designate it as a protective delivery feature to ensure people knew to remove it, but that seems to have backfired with it being interpreted by many as a color highlight. Just a little funny but to each their own.
But keep in mind, that contrasting colors on higher end sports cars tend to catch the eye and scream, "look at me, I'm fast and special!" In that regard, I think that most seeing the protection on the vehicle didn't think, oh look at that yellow shipping product, they just saw a widebody beast with a yellow accent not much different than a racing stripe. I'm just defending the few that can handle the criticism that many dish out freely. Like I said, personally, I liked them on the car, I just wish they didn't blatently say "To be removed by dealer", and with a little color coordination they can look trick. The protection of the air dam is like putting a wind deflector on a hood or a car bra on... I think they're hideous and don't see any asthetic or protection value but then again they're not bright yellow either. To each their own, I say... It is kinda ridiculous though how many times this gets brought up in conversation, almost like a political discussion from 2017 lol!Of course a personal choice.I'm pretty sure the contrasting color was to designate it as a protective delivery feature to ensure people knew to remove it, but that seems to have backfired with it being interpreted by many as a color highlight. Just a little funny but to each their own.
One of my friends with a challenger Hellcat, had a brick hit his lip and go under the tire and puncture the tire and damage the door a little, all that broke was the plastic rather than the lip. Our streets are bad plus it saves the underside from scraping of speed humps.
Hey, that's great that it did provide some type of protection!
Simple solution.... Paint it black and keep it on. No ridicule and u get protection for steep driveways, (and rogue bricks)...
Bad????...I thought they were paved with gold?....ooops...that's Dubai...sorry
