🏎️ Porsche Slimline License Plate Holder in Black: Sleek and Stylish Vehicle Accessory Review

It was expensive but I thought it was a real Porsche so it must be high quality right? Not correct! 2 of the 4 cushions didn't stick to the panel, none of the 4 screw caps snapped open - I ended up tearing them all off after 1 came loose trying to close it. The frame is fine if it costs $9.99. Do not buy. Garbage.

Lots of parts for one simple unit. Rubber pads could be attached and save a lot of trouble. The black buttons that snapped to the screws were redundant and wouldn't snap, so I ripped them off after leaving them hanging and looking ridiculous. Poorly designed for a simple item and 5 times more expensive than necessary.

Plate bracket as described. Only on my Cayenne did the hardware not fit properly. Since I had to go to an auto parts store, I just wanted you to know that it's only three dollars. Otherwise it's a clean, rumble-free fit if you use all four bolts and rubber washers!

Very good frame but if it's an OEM why didn't they supply OEM bolts that matched instead of SCREWS that are the wrong size (too small). Can't give 5 stars. You think it's in that price range and if it's a Porsche branded product you don't need to go to the hardware store to get the right size screws for a proper install.

Stylish, understated appearance and easy installation. It's just that a lot of modern Porsche 2's have bottom screw holes that are so tiny as if they weren't meant to be used so it's a bit of a waste of time as you can't put the screw caps on without a screw and look a bit funny. I also thought the extra pieces of rubber padding were adhesives that would do the trick, but they don't stick. Either way they hold up, other frames aren't as good.

That'll be a five for looks (that's why they buy things like this, albeit at an inflated price). After installing it on my Macan, here's what I found: 1. The instructions are almost certainly wrong, telling you to put the rubber spacers between the license plate and the frame (where they actually don't even fit the underbody), not between the license plate and the bodywork. Plastic screw caps are rubbish not worthy of a Porsche product. None of them engaged without being hit with a hammer (yes,

Perfect license plate holder style if you have information on your license plate that you don't want to hide. It's best to use hard rubber bumpers if you can. There was a complaint that the black caps didn't work. They do this with force, but the screw they cover must not be overtightened. Even the slightest additional load and the lids will deform and not close. The momentum is really meant to secure the plate, but although the bumpers are hard rubber, they have enough resilience to push down…