I was disappointed in this as well. They probably figure with all the peeling license plates, they need to have 2 on every vehicle to be able to identify it. What a joke.
Hmmm....
My dealership was not supposed to drill the bumper of my new 2019 and then someone messed up. I had plans on getting the sto n sho bracket but since they had already drilled I just went factory. Still annoyed by it but I think I would hate the way bumper plugs look. Hard to know for sure but I wish they removed the requirement regardless.I was disappointed in this as well. They probably figure with all the peeling license plates, they need to have 2 on every vehicle to be able to identify it. What a joke.
I still haven't gotten around to installing my Craig's Bracket. I finally received the proper hardware to mount it. But it came too late and I had scheduled PPF film to be applied to the bumper. Now I have to try to cut the PPF film away where the bracket needs to be stuck. That means cutting the film on the car. What a crap show for a stupid license plate.
I'm temped to just keep driving around without it. I drive my car about 3 or 4 times a week. In the 3 weeks I've owned it I have driven past 6 police cars. I was either unnoticed or they didn't care. But yet maybe some day I'll encounter an officer that had someone piss in his morning Corn Flakes and I'll end up getting pulled over.
How often did you drive the Dodge?
Stored winters but racked up quite a few kms on it. 3 years of having it bought with 130k and sold with 180k. So 50k / 3 = 16k a season.
Cool. I think I will take my chances. My car is a garage queen. It's parked inside and only driven when it's dry out. Stored for the winter. When I do have it out, I'm just cruising and only being a hoon when nobody is around. Having the Waze app always open helps to avoid the fuzz too.