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Originally Posted by Jefe44
I thought that would be an invasion of privacy. As in the dealer should keep us separate.
I'm a newbie, I thought the point of getting of getting serviced was for the records. I thought that was part of the deal, warranty aside. I thought if the dealer released his info,to me , he could give them hell.
Holy hell gents, I thought I was looking,out for all of our automotive friends by going about this this hard way. Would you me to protect YOUR privacy?
That. Was all. I did. Here. Protect. Privacy.
And ask newb questions.
So... how do I find out what was ordered on my car besides Carfax. I paid, it's clean.
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As others mentioned, shoot the guy an email or text. If they don't answer, leave it at that. I don't think anyone would really lose sleep over this.
Pardon my rudeness, but you are leaning towards what some consider "ask-hole", a person who asks for opinions from others only to ignore them anyway. I think others have given you enough input for you to make up your mind now.
As for factory build sheet, it would depend on the year of the car. Older 6th Gens(I think any pre-facelift models, so 16-18) have an RPO code sticker somewhere in the trunk(it's a bit random where they stick it; the forum should give you some common places to look) that you can use to figure out your exact build once you look up what those RPO codes mean. Newer 6th Gen(19+, as it is the case for me) ditched the RPO code sticker and instead have a QR code sticker on the door jamb near all the tire pressure info. Scan the QR code with a smartphone QR scanner app and you will also get all the RPO codes on the car.
The dealer should have some idea about the aftermarket mods. If you want to be 100% sure, then yeah, try talking to the previous owner.