I don't know what PPF is?
Paint protection film. A clear film usually put on the front half and rear bumper to prevent rock chips.
Ah ok - no I'm not planning on that route - have had too many cars I just gave up trying to keep paint perfect a while ago lol it was making me neurotic
Ditto. Just drive and enjoy and keep it simple. Best practice for multi-car ownership.
Itās not just trucks, itās other makes and models too, all the dickheads that you come across will do something similar like that, enjoy the car and protect yourself!
This is weird. But I heard stories of people doing this. Are these cars jerk magnets for some reason? Whatās provoking people to act like this?
Congrats on the new car!!!
At first I was obsessed about keeping the car pristine looking... then I had one accident, then two...
Sorry for hijacking the thread but lots depends on when, where and how you drive. Colorado uses a decomposed granite mix for winter traction. This mix is really hard on car paint so all cars can benefit from ppf. I didnāt ppf my wifeās MDX as she doesnāt drive much when the roads are the worst and we just are not that particular about her car (although it was more $ than the CTR). I dd the CTR, drive in any weather/road conditions, tend to follow other cars more closely and am more particular about my cars. Plus, I swap cars more often and the condition is certainly effected by having/not having ppf. So i have ppf on them.
Yup that's me - I still try and help out there from time to time but place is pretty dead overall lol. Think this is the closest car that feels like a refined version of an EVO I've ever driven.
I think it is too.
Bit used to more power but also used to the turbo 'work for the win' driving feel. Enjoying it as it sits for now, don't feel like I need any mods 'immediately' but may be considering a bit more range in the stereo tops in the short term, if that.
