Kingofalldems
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Wed Jul-28-10 10:19 AM
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| Thinking of buying a new car that now has a spoiler-- |
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which I don't want. The salesman says they can remove the spoiler no problem. Two questions: Won't that leave a mark? Will this affect how the car handles? BTW, the car is a Ford Fusion Thanks.
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| flvegan
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Wed Jul-28-10 01:32 PM
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I'd have thought, in theory, that the spoiler would be bolted on. I suppose they could Bondo the holes and reshoot the paint in the area. As for handling, doubtful. The spoilers on today's heavy, non-high performance cars are for looks mostly.
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| Gold Metal Flake
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Wed Jul-28-10 07:15 PM
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| 2. Like flvegan sez, there be holes there. |
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Edited on Wed Jul-28-10 07:20 PM by Gold Metal Flake
maybe they will simply swap the lid out with a non-spoiled one of the same color. The typical sedan spoilers ain't no big deal. Mostly for looks. Do you not like the look? http://image.motortrend.com/f/31288218+w750/2010-ford-fusion-SE-rear-three-quarter.jpg |
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Wed Jul-28-10 08:13 PM
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| 3. Well this guy claimed there would be no problem |
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It will be the same car, so given what you both said I might have to back off.
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