When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
It appears that your dealer applied their dealer logo to the tailgate of your truck. I've always wondered about that - - our local dealer doesn't, but it would bug the crap out of me if they did. To me, it's like "vandalizing" your new truck before you even take delivery.
For those who have these types of logos, does the dealer offer a discount for giving them free advertising?
I asked them to not put any sticker or decal on my truck. Sales guy told me they always do, I said no way. When I got my truck, no dealer sticker. I have noticed that they now do licence plate frames instead. I can deal with that because it comes off as soon as the purchased vehicle hits my driveway!
As others have said, no discount for having the dealer put their FREE advertising on the truck.
My local ford dealer goes way overboard with advertising on trucks that came from them. They put the one on the tailgate, front and back plates, plate frames, giant www. sticker all the way across the back windshield I haven't bought anything from them since they started this but when and if I do they will remove everything before I take off the lot.
My local ford dealer goes way overboard with advertising on trucks that came from them. They put the one on the tailgate, front and back plates, plate frames, giant www. sticker all the way across the back windshield I haven't bought anything from them since they started this but when and if I do they will remove everything before I take off the lot.
retarded.
I hate dealer stickers. pay me and give me a truck I don't mind looking like **** if you want me to drive around plastered in ads.
My first Ford was a fire engine red 1986 Ranger XLT. I loved that truck. This time around I had to decide between ruby red and sunset metallic and sunset won. Sunset metallic is in the red family right?
08-18-2014, 04:21 PM
