It's to discourage you from buying aftermarket OEM-spec replacement parts.
The patent application "relates to a brake rotor having a decorative insert" and mentions how it "is desirable to provide a method to effectively and lastingly mark components without adding prohibitive cost to the manufacturing process or compromising component quality." Sure, but we're not certain who is clamoring for brake rotors that look like these brake rotors.
Really? because the way they're designed would make me consider aftermarket brakes more.It's to discourage you from buying aftermarket OEM-spec replacement parts.
Good luck on resale value.Really? because the way they're designed would make me consider aftermarket brakes more.
That's very true, but I wonder what the value difference would actually be?Good luck on resale value.
Dealers will be looking out for these very obvious signs.
It can be significant enough depending on the effect of these easter eggs on used car buyers.That's very true, but I wonder what the value difference would actually be?
That's true, especially if you're trying to trade it in to a Chevy dealer vs. a used car dealer.It can be significant enough depending on the effect of these easter eggs on used car buyers.
This makes a lot of sense, I usually stick with stock parts to begin with so I have no problem with this.It's to discourage you from buying aftermarket OEM-spec replacement parts.