BMW Niello: Passive-Aggressive to Non-BMW Mods

[hyphy1]

brought in the car to the local dealership (BMW Niello off Folsom Ave in Sacramento) for a minor inspection. car was returned same-day, no issues, and exterior washed.

keep in mind i have a bone-stock 135 with only two plug-and-play devices (V1 and dashcam). after any service done on my car i personally evaluate the work done, inspect under the hood, make sure my glove box is locked, all my belongings are still intact, and etc. but, i immediately discover under the hood something that was not there before: a "warning" sticker what the SA failed to inform me about; a passive-aggressive sticker was placed under the hood to inform me of the potential damage to my vehicle. the vibe i get from them are that they dont communicate well when it comes to non-BMW modifications, big or small.

my only pet-peeve is the SA/techs could be more proactive and personally talking to me about that kind of stuff, instead of just putting a sticker to speak for itself. kind of annoying if anything.

[WillisW555]

I had one at the top of my windshield when the car was delivered. It's pretty obnoxious and I get it, but I also agree that there are better ways to get the point across.

[hyphy1]

It sounds like every single thing listed on the warning sticker are all the major dislikes of the 1-series. why not improve on them from the start bmw?!