Professor Wizard

When I arrived to pick up my car, they had already put the sticker on - I did tell them when I ordered it, "NO Stickers".

I ask the sales guy how much they were going to pay me a month to advertise their dealership on my Show Car. He looked at me with a blank start to which I replied - - "This is going to be a show car, if you wish to be a sponsor and have your name on my car, you have to put up $1000 and provide me with ongoing service and parts for the life of the car.

He had the sticker promply removed!

Hammermill

Somehow I went 2 weeks without even noticing I had one on my trunk. I blew a fuse.[:@] Then had my GF peel it off with her nails that I also paid for, lol. Amazingly after 2 weeks in the FL sun in July it came off with no residue. A little soap and then some wax and it was all done. I was told that if it is cool and very humid out that they peel off very easily with very little residue. Of course this happens mainly at night, pretty late.

BradInFl

Its funny. My salesmen says to me "Do you really want this f'in sticker on your car?" Of course the reply was no and he just peeled it right off. He could tell by the look on my face that I was going to have a fit if they didn't take it off. Atleast it came of easy. For the guys with the tougher decals try to let some goo gone slide down the back of the sticker and it should come of in one piece. By the way, Any one remove their air bag stickers on the visors?

ScottRNelson

Do those peel off?

I peeled off the stickers on my Honda S2000 visors but you could see where they were. It only looked better from a distance. An alternative is something to stick over them, possibly with some simple message.

Hoose84

I pulled mine off the first day. Is it a sticker or an emblem? Mine was an emblem and I doused it with Goo-off, let set for 30 seconds and pulled it off by hand very slowly. No problem. I had to pull it off to get my rear blackout cover on.

Hoose84