Back-up camera protective film

[cschuler]

I thought my back-up display on the dash was hurting a bit, but never investigated the issue.

I don't normally wash my cars, but yesterday I thought to do it as it was nice outside and I had some time. What the heck! There was a protective plastic film covering the back-up camera above the license plate. Removed it and the image is now brighter and clearer.

 

[STREETS]

Can I ask how long you had the car? Glad its all cleared up now!

 

[G.M.O.N.E.Y.]

...yep, it's kinda blue in color.

Pop open ur sunroof and check the wind deflector too. Since PDI (pre delivery inspection) didn't remove the camera film, I doubt they remove the piece on the roof either.

 

[cschuler]

Can I ask how long you had the car? Glad its all cleared up now!

6 months. This Genesis sedan has been back to the dealer 3 times. What does this portend for folks who never personally wash their cars?

The Hyundai dealerships are still catching up with the Genesis, I suppose. I have mixed emotions about my dealership. I don't need coffee and cookies and a lavish waiting room. I prefer competence. Thus far, my Hyundai dealership is just OK, and noticeably below my experiences with my former luxury car dealership ... no big deal ... I think they are getting their act together. Some of the luxury percs are mostly BS.

The Genesis is not quite yet a true luxury car, based on my dealership experiences and this makes me wonder how they can unabashedly offer the Equus at this point in time.