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Message: Re: decal on sun visor (not idiotic, but maybe unnecessary in some cases)
Changed By: Roger987
Change Date: November 05, 2015 02:23PM
Re: decal on sun visor (not idiotic, but maybe unnecessary in some cases)
Change Date: November 05, 2015 02:23PM
Re: decal on sun visor (not idiotic, but maybe unnecessary in some cases)
[quote=dak911]
[snip]
"To add insult to injury" they are in FRENCH as the car is a Canadian one....(not that there is anything wrong with that, as the saying goes)[/quote]
Close, but no cigar. ;)
The stickers are in French because the dealer ordered a car with stickers (and owner's manual etc.) written in French, rather than English.
The only Canadian province with a large French speaking population, and a Porsche dealership (several, in fact), is Quebec.
The other provinces are predominately English-speaking, with the exception of New Brunswick, which has large French, English, and bilingual populations, but, alas, no Porsche dealership.
Cars delivered in all those other provinces (Guenter's, mine, and countless others) have English stickers and manuals.
I'd recommend the following product for your airbag stickers, available, incidentally, from a fellow Canadian, who lives in Newfoundland (English speaking, but, again, no Porsche dealership:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-Sunvisor-Cover-up-stickers-991-Boxster-911-Cayenne-Carrera-2011-16-/321912644800?hash=item4af37d24c0:m:m4zJ9UanxQtsNB4IAd_Cqeg&vxp=mtr
[snip]
"To add insult to injury" they are in FRENCH as the car is a Canadian one....(not that there is anything wrong with that, as the saying goes)[/quote]
Close, but no cigar. ;)
The stickers are in French because the dealer ordered a car with stickers (and owner's manual etc.) written in French, rather than English.
The only Canadian province with a large French speaking population, and a Porsche dealership (several, in fact), is Quebec.
The other provinces are predominately English-speaking, with the exception of New Brunswick, which has large French, English, and bilingual populations, but, alas, no Porsche dealership.
Cars delivered in all those other provinces (Guenter's, mine, and countless others) have English stickers and manuals.
I'd recommend the following product for your airbag stickers, available, incidentally, from a fellow Canadian, who lives in Newfoundland (English speaking, but, again, no Porsche dealership:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-Sunvisor-Cover-up-stickers-991-Boxster-911-Cayenne-Carrera-2011-16-/321912644800?hash=item4af37d24c0:m:m4zJ9UanxQtsNB4IAd_Cqeg&vxp=mtr
Original Message
Author: Roger987Date: November 05, 2015 02:15PM
Re: decal on sun visor (not idiotic, but maybe unnecessary in some cases)
[quote=dak911]
[snip]
"To add insult to injury" they are in FRENCH as the car is a Canadian one....(not that there is anything wrong with that, as the saying goes)[/quote]
Close, but no cigar. ;)
The stickers are in French because the dealer ordered a car with stickers (and owner's manual etc.) written in French, rather than English.
The only Canadian province with a large French speaking population, and a Porsche dealership (several, in fact), is Quebec.
The other provinces are predominately English-speaking, with the exception of New Brunswick, which has large French, English, and bilingual populations, but, alas, no Porsche dealership.
I'd recommend the following product for your airbag stickers, available, incidentally, from a fellow Canadian, who lives in Newfoundland (English speaking, but, again, no Porsche dealership:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-Sunvisor-Cover-up-stickers-991-Boxster-911-Cayenne-Carrera-2011-16-/321912644800?hash=item4af37d24c0:m:m4zJ9UanxQtsNB4IAd_Cqeg&vxp=mtr
[snip]
"To add insult to injury" they are in FRENCH as the car is a Canadian one....(not that there is anything wrong with that, as the saying goes)[/quote]
Close, but no cigar. ;)
The stickers are in French because the dealer ordered a car with stickers (and owner's manual etc.) written in French, rather than English.
The only Canadian province with a large French speaking population, and a Porsche dealership (several, in fact), is Quebec.
The other provinces are predominately English-speaking, with the exception of New Brunswick, which has large French, English, and bilingual populations, but, alas, no Porsche dealership.
I'd recommend the following product for your airbag stickers, available, incidentally, from a fellow Canadian, who lives in Newfoundland (English speaking, but, again, no Porsche dealership:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-Sunvisor-Cover-up-stickers-991-Boxster-911-Cayenne-Carrera-2011-16-/321912644800?hash=item4af37d24c0:m:m4zJ9UanxQtsNB4IAd_Cqeg&vxp=mtr