[Zack46]

Originally Posted by hotlap

The box arrived today! My car is number 1755. It arrived at the dealer August 20 so it was a late build

[CoolbreezeNJ]

Originally Posted by WS6ADDICT

Ours came in with the trunk decal between the taillights crooked. Noted it on transportation sheet. GM says no decal, they only built enough for the cars. Hope no one gets rear ended!!! Can't believe they don't service it......

This isn't true to my knowledge. I saw the decals on the Chevy Accessories web site.

[hotlap]

I just wanted to share that my Hot Wheels just got its third compliment this week!

I drove a 2016 2SS for 2-1/2 years and a 2013 ZL1 for 2 years. This Hot Wheels has gotten more attention in 2 months!

Best was when a mother, with her two very young boys, walked up and took pictures as I was leaving my parking spot at the food store.

This car is a looker!

[hotlap]

Hey club Hot Wheels. Has anyone identified the part numbers for the things that are specific to our cars?

The rear stripes (84202996) and ground effects package (84205222) are listed in the accessories guide. What about...

Front stripes
Tail panel stripe
Fender badges
Front grill
Spoiler
Rims, front/rear
Rim centers
Floor mats
Steering wheel
Shift knob
Console lid
Door panels
Seat belts
Brake calipers

Any connected parts people out there?

[Kaizer_911]

Originally Posted by hotlap

Hey club Hot Wheels. Has anyone identified the part numbers for the things that are specific to our cars?

The rear stripes (84202996) and ground effects package (84205222) are listed in the accessories guide. What about...

Front stripes
Tail panel stripe
Fender badges
Front grill
Spoiler
Rims, front/rear
Rim centers
Floor mats
Steering wheel
Shift knob
Console lid
Door panels
Seat belts
Brake calipers

Any connected parts people out there?

Hit up Matt at Wildhammer Motorsports. He will need your VIN but he’s s great guy.


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[REIGHARD55]

Here is mine.

[dohvb1]

More proof that dealerships need better instructions or better people. I think that is the first time I've seen the stripes put under the 3rd brake light. Think most the ones I've see, including mine, are above. At this point, I have no idea which is supposed to be right. Problem is there should be no difference in any of them.

[hotlap]

Originally Posted by dohvb1

More proof that dealerships need better instructions or better people. I think that is the first time I've seen the stripes put under the 3rd brake light. Think most the ones I've see, including mine, are above. At this point, I have no idea which is supposed to be right. Problem is there should be no difference in any of them.

they put the stripes on wrong.

Welcome to the club REIGHARD55. Looks like your dealer needs to order a new set of stripes

[Just Cruzin]

Saw a Hot Wheels car in person for the first time today, great looking car. The orange crush is an awesome color. You Hot Wheels owners definitely have a cool looking car.

[18Hotwheels-SS]

The question is, who warranties the strip install. I have a dealer 5 min from work but they wont touch them. They say the selling dealer has to fix the problem. I don't have the time to drive 70 miles one way. You would think it was part of the package not an after market add on so any dealer would do the warranty work. The local dealer says no, it has to go to the dealer that installed them.

[Kaizer_911]

Originally Posted by 18Hotwheels-SS

The question is, who warranties the strip install. I have a dealer 5 min from work but they wont touch them. They say the selling dealer has to fix the problem. I don't have the time to drive 70 miles one way. You would think it was part of the package not an after market add on so any dealer would do the warranty work. The local dealer says no, it has to go to the dealer that installed them.

ANY Chevy dealership can warranty it. It’s part of the bumper to bumper. The dealership saying no is in the wrong. They just don’t want to deal with it because warranty work pays different than say if you came in and paid for it out of pocket. They are being lazy/greedy.


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[Martinjlm]

Originally Posted by Kaizer_911

ANY Chevy dealership can warranty it. It’s part of the bumper to bumper. The dealership saying no is in the wrong. They just don’t want to deal with it because warranty work pays different than say if you came in and paid for it out of pocket. They are being lazy/greedy.


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Actually, this is sorta gray area. I am fairly certain that a dealership does not have to warrant another dealership’s work. Since final installation of the stripes is done at Dealership A, I am not certain that Dealership B has to be responsible for fixing it under warranty. I know this is definitely true of customer pay work, but not sure how it is handled for Dealer Installed Options. Maybe Becky can chime in on this. She would know for certain.

[Kaizer_911]

Originally Posted by Martinjlm

Actually, this is sorta gray area. I am fairly certain that a dealership does not have to warrant another dealership’s work. Since final installation of the stripes is done at Dealership A, I am not certain that Dealership B has to be responsible for fixing it under warranty. I know this is definitely true of customer pay work, but not sure how it is handled for Dealer Installed Options. Maybe Becky can chime in on this. She would know for certain.

Didn’t think of it that way Martin. I was more looking at it as doesn’t matter who services the vinyl it’s part of the oem equip that came with the car. I typed faster than my brain comprehended. But I see what you’re saying. Yeah this might be tricky. Curious though why the Hot Wheels is an LPO for vinyl yet the 50th was factory installed.


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[JoeP@TeamBeckyD]

Originally Posted by Martinjlm

Actually, this is sorta gray area. I am fairly certain that a dealership does not have to warrant another dealership’s work. Since final installation of the stripes is done at Dealership A, I am not certain that Dealership B has to be responsible for fixing it under warranty. I know this is definitely true of customer pay work, but not sure how it is handled for Dealer Installed Options. Maybe Becky can chime in on this. She would know for certain.

Originally Posted by Kaizer_911

Didn’t think of it that way Martin. I was more looking at it as doesn’t matter who services the vinyl it’s part of the oem equip that came with the car. I typed faster than my brain comprehended. But I see what you’re saying. Yeah this might be tricky. Curious though why the Hot Wheels is an LPO for vinyl yet the 50th was factory installed.


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The installing dealer is responsible for the quality of installation of the LPO.. ...The stripe that is installed is only the rear piece...the rest are factory installed.

IMHO: I would take care of the repair - and hopefully win a customer -
(Although the repair would not be warranty reimbursed.)

By the way...
I have a Hot Wheels Coupe - Available...
Hot Wheels 2SS Coupe - Employee Price for Everyone! - Available -


Becky