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Originally Posted by bimmerbeast9
getting ppf on frozen paint is an absolute must..
and with that being said, ...why not get regular gloss orange and then ppf that with xpel stealth satin ppf ..
because the nice sheen and sweet silky feel to the touch of the oem frozen paint job will be covered and altered by xpel stealth ppf anyway. . .
and the orange on red interior.. is a common chevy spec.. Ive seen three c8 corvettes orange with red interior in person in my redneck area of the woods
a clown in my area has one he wrapped in chrome green.. goes great with his fake jewelry, gucci slides, and versace t-shirts he flexes on his instagram along with his weekly timeshare scams...lmfao
you're in great company lol
but also, how dare you say things like "i got the most expensive m5 ever ordered"(that didn't even have carbon brakes??.. lol wut..)
and then complain about insurance not covering the gap..
...you dont have full coverage with gap insurance?..that's unfortunate and ill foresight.
and you don't know that the secondary market/ insurance companies/dealerships don't give a flying f about your custom orders or how much your car costs above the standard? somehow, I'm not surprised the over-the-top custom order on the first one didn't have carbon brakes
...I don't think you do your due diligence and just like flash.
Insurance and dealerships don't give you anything for aftermarket parts or one-off features, they actually deduct for it.. you buy that stuff only for you, for the long term, or understand you are wiping your arse with it when u want to get out of it
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Because regular orange with xpel looks nothing like frozen with suntek, don't really care, it's what I wanted it's what I got. And because before the price hike, I did have the most expensive, now again I have the definite most expensive one ever ordered and there's going to be no one to contest that in the future since production is coming to an end. When did I complain about insurance not covering the gap? There was no gap, you really need to learn to read my friend. And I did have gap insurance that I got fully refunded since I didn't have to use it. You seem to misunderstand how insurance works and what is considered aftermarket, if it's on the window sticker insurance is paying for it and it's part of the cars value, whether you like it it or not. Had I added that stuff myself then it would be considered aftermarket mods, but I didn't so it's factory specced. Again more assumptions, do I care about secondary market? I plan to keep the car. Lastly the first one wasn't even remotely over the top and ccbs are a preference, they do close to nothing on the street and most people don't need them, but let me guess you have them don't ya? Talk about "flash" you could've just painted your brake calipers yellow if you cared that much.
P.s. ArE yOu BeN?