i would go to the dealership and demand to have the front end fixed, that is ridiculous that he drilled into the car to put in the plate, when the holes for the plate are there already. About them driving your car for a week or so after delivery, you cant do much now about it, should have done something at the point that you got the car... argued for a lower price or something.. that dealership apparently has very bad conduct and a poor sense or professionalism



[QUOTE]Originally posted by rjk3
I live in Massachusetts, so i have to have front and back license plates becuase my plates have red numbers. I was going to put older plates (with green numbers) so i could take off the front plate. When i took off the front license plate and the housing i noticed a large problem. (This is a consern of the honda sales man more than the car it self). Anyway, i removed the housing to see that the license plate was drilled in about half an inch out of place! the sales man drilled the license plate into the BODY

 

i would also call the dealership and talk to the GM - explain the issue if they are nonresposive you could always leave your plate on (it's the law anyway ) or order some bumper plugs from www.bumperplugs.com

 

I would get them to fix it.
If you were to sell the car, that would lower the resale value.
It's an obvious mistake on their part that they should fix.
Regardless, it's bad business.

 

Steve, I wonder if bumperettes would look good on my S?