Protector Plus?

[Drew (2)]

I saw this on my Civic invoice. Anyone know what, exactly, this is? It cost $289 whatever it is. I'm going to ask the dealer about it but thought it a good idea to get a second opinion here.

TIA,

Drew

 

['Curly Q. Links']

I saw this on my Civic invoice. Anyone know what, exactly, this is? It cost $289 whatever it is. I'm going to ask the dealer about it but thought it a good idea to get a second opinion here.

TIA,

Drew

In Canada, we have a national tax called the GST (gouge and screw tax). In Britain it's called the VAT. At your dealer, they stuck some plastic protector over the leading edges of your paint / headlights and didn't mention that they were sneaking it on to your bill.

It's a moneymaker for the dealer, but may be a good thing for your car (depending on what it turns out to be). I might just be some Scotchguard on the fabric and some Armor All on the dash :-(

You should try to get your money back, since they 'slipped it to you', which is against consumer law (in Canada).

'Curly'

 

[Sean D]

In Canada, we have a national tax called the GST (gouge and screw tax). In Britain it's called the VAT. At your dealer, they stuck some plastic protector over the leading edges of your paint / headlights and didn't mention that they were sneaking it on to your bill.

It's a moneymaker for the dealer, but may be a good thing for your car (depending on what it turns out to be). I might just be some Scotchguard on the fabric and some Armor All on the dash :-(

You should try to get your money back, since they 'slipped it to you', which is against consumer law (in Canada).

'Curly'

Yeah my dealer tried the old tack extras when I bought my 2003 Accord. $80 for rear mud guard which do nothing. I told them to remove them. They tried to say it would leave the tail of my car unprotected from mud and rock chips. Bull! After 70,000 KM there isn't a single rock chip on the side fenders behind the rear tires and there's $80 more in my pocket.