R56 DO DEALERS RILL INTO BUMPER ON FRONT PLATE?

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Apr 19, 2008 | 06:39 PM

#26

rippymcs

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From: Renton, WA

I just wish the plate holder could be mounted higher so the top of the holder is flush with the top of the bumper. And why is the holder so much wider than the plate?

Apr 19, 2008 | 08:41 PM

#27

BMBULBE

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From: Chicago

I say skip the front plate no matter what state you're in.

Apr 20, 2008 | 05:20 AM

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Desert_Sand

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From: ....where I stop the car...

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaridp

Even though the car is "yours", if the state requires it (such as Oregon) They will by law be required to drill the holes and mount the plate. Either that or use the no holes front mount plate but it must be on there when you leave the dealership.

Sweeping, incorrect generalization..... nice try though.

I purchased my car in a state that requires front plates, and took it to a state that requires front plates, and I have no mounting plate drilled into my bumper.

I specifically told my MA NOT to drill holes in my car....period.

Apr 20, 2008 | 05:26 AM

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gokartride

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Desert_Sand

Sweeping, incorrect generalization

Perhaps, but this has in fact happened to some and this was the policy directly stated by the dealership. Of course, we all know know that all dealerships are not created equally.