As shown, you will never recoup the $200.
This type of rear spoiler acts by providing a clean edge for the air to release from, plus a little
box cavity action of a single plane cantilever (
some air will get sucked down/in).
As pointed out on the first response the roof racks "as shown" are an issue. They are an issue for a rear spoiler than relies on attached air-flow. The disruptive turbulence the racks cause will negate any benefits of a rear roof spoiler.
The spoiler is a nice looking, but on this vehicle of little value.
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Originally Posted by oil pan 4
Removing cross pieces of the roof racks would probably make a bigger difference.
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I agree.
One could remove the roof rack altogether as well.
Then the rear roof spoiler would have a chance to work, but I remain doubtful that it would ever pay for it's self.
It is a nice piece of bling though.