It would not be ethical in my opinion, but then again the car business isn't an ethical business. It is built on lies and deceit. I have worked at new car dealers all my adult life and believe me lies and unethical practices are the norm. Sure, once and a while you run into an honest person whose main objective isn't to pick your pocket clean, but they are far and few. Just in case your wondering I was one of those people, yes there were times I did lie, but usually only to cover someone elses screwups, but I never took unfair advantage of someone, a few liberties with some female customers in my younger days but thats for another thread. A supercharger isn't a mod like a set of chrome wheels. The only purpose for a supercharger is for more horsepower which could translate into abuse.
There is far too much money at stake to be honest and trustworthy. When buying a used car, any used car "buyer beware" should be first and foremost on your mind.
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