Smart drivers have found that using the hatch as a spoiler can provide better road traction at speeds over 55 mph. This is especially important with rear wheel drive cars, because the shocks behave differently as the speed increases. You don't want to get air over a small bump when the power is coming from behind. The original design does not incorporate a spoiler, so this has been pretty beneficial.
Smart drivers have found that using the hatch as a spoiler can provide better road traction at speeds over 55 mph. This is especially important with rear wheel drive cars, because the shocks behave differently as the speed increases. You don't want to get air over a small bump when the power is coming from behind. The original design does not incorporate a spoiler, so this has been pretty beneficial.
FYI Sweetie, Dealer Prep fees were lowered in early February to $499 and all previous buyers were refunded the difference.
$499 is still retarded. I was lucky and paid $55 in Riverside CA.
If they can do it for $55 in CA then there is no excuse for these ridiculous fees everywhere else. I live in NV so that required extra work but no extra cost.
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