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Now might be a good time to check your profiles to make sure you aren't telling GM who you are and where you are so when they review this forum and see how you've been drag racing, "testing", and modifying your cars.
Same goes for any photos at the strip that have your license plate exposed.
Now might be a good time to check your profiles to make sure you aren't telling GM who you are and where you are so when they review this forum and see how you've been drag racing, "testing", and modifying your cars.
Same goes for any photos at the strip that have your license plate exposed.
I can guarantee that the dealers are definitely not capable of checking us out based upon these profiles. What was said before is correct that GM has bigger fish to fry.
I think they have serious problems to deal with right now, like how to keep the doors open. If anyone here on the forum gets busted for stealth modding by the general please alert the rest of us so we can put our cars back to stock. Thanks for the heads-up on this!
Why try to deliberately hide anything? If you modify or race your car you should be man enough to be responsible for your actions. If you're concerned about your warranty don't performance modify or race your car (during the warranty period).
Just generally speaking, anyone that 'hides' a modification or racing activity just to get a warranty repair done is IMO committing fraud. I have a low opinion of people that steal.