Kitzandmore.com ripoff if prices sound to good to be true, they are product is complete junk you will end up spending 1000's more than anticipated. Internet
I ordered a body kit for my Ford Mustang from Kitzandmore.com thinking I got a great deal on it. 500 bucks got me a four piece knock off saleen body kit that did not even fit on my car.
It turns out you have to remove the safety supports underneath the bumper in order for you to use this type of kit, which I should mention is illegal. Kitzandmore of course does not tell you that when you purchase the product.
I ended up spending close to 3000 to get the stupid kit customized to fit my car. The company is scamming people and letting them think they are getting a Too Good Too be True deal. The quality of the kits is horrible and the guy running the company is just trying to make an extra buck!! The kits are cheap for one REASON and that is that they are made cheap and arnt even cut to correct measurements.
Samantha
Laguna Hills, California
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Tim
Tuston,California,
U.S.A.
Dear Desatisfied Customer
#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, June 13, 2004
"Buyer understands that all bodykits/spoilers may need modifications for correct fitment such as removal of safety reinforcements, removal of factory bumper lights/side marker indicators, shaving, molding, etc. Because many of these kits are prototyped and used on non-USA vehicles that have much less safety standards/requirements in their respective countries of origin"
This buyer did not read the terms of service we clearly state on the FRONT PAGE of the site BEFORE you click enter. Also it is NOT illigal to remove these supports. Our deals are Warehouse prices not to good to be true, As for spending 3000 dollars to get it custom fited, That is not on us this customer chose her own body shop.As for size that is also delt with in our terms, But in the case the car is American SO it was properly fitted for this car her body shop was at blame not us.
As a wise man once said
"A good leader takes a little more than his share of the blame, a little less than his share of the credit."
Arnold H. Glasgow