De-badging?

[Busterboo]

Apart from 'Because I like it', are there any other reasons for de-badging?

 

[Chris_D]

Apart from 'Because I like it', are there any other reasons for de-badging?

Because you, I and most on this forum live in a democracy. Where our proletariat choices aren't dictated or made for us by a marxist/leninist/communist state system and where we may, if we so choose, exploit the libertarian freedom and right to choose to de-badge at our leisure. We should all be grateful for this.


Edit. Atrocious spelling. Been at the merlot. *hic*

 

[VRSteve]

Apart from 'Because I like it', are there any other reasons for de-badging?

Because you, I and most on this forum live in a democracy. Where our proletariat choices aren't dictated or made for us by a marxist/leninist/communist state system and where we may, if we so choose, exploit the libertarian freedom and right to choose to de-badge at our leisure. We should all be gratedul for this.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Marlon]

:rofl: 'Merlot Man' summed it up :rofl:

( I express my freedom by adding badges )

 

[Ducklakeview]

Apart from 'Because I like it', are there any other reasons for de-badging?

Only if your engine size is less than 3.0L...

Mike

 

[Smartbear]

Apart from 'Because I like it', are there any other reasons for de-badging?

Only if your engine size is less than 3.0L...

Mike

Only if you don't have a turbo... :wink:
Rob

 

[Smartbear]

Apart from 'Because I like it', are there any other reasons for de-badging?

Because it exposes the grace of the cars lines just as the designers intended, the tawdry, over fussy badging comes later from a different (tasteless) department :roll:
Rob

 

[Ducklakeview]

Apart from 'Because I like it', are there any other reasons for de-badging?

Because it exposes the grace of the cars lines just as the designers intended, the tawdry, over fussy badging comes later from a different (tasteless) department :roll:
Rob

Nah, it's just 2.0 owners and the likes that do it when they realise they should have gone for the 3 litre.. :fuelfire:

Mike

 

[Smartbear]

Apart from 'Because I like it', are there any other reasons for de-badging?

Because it exposes the grace of the cars lines just as the designers intended, the tawdry, over fussy badging comes later from a different (tasteless) department :roll:
Rob

Nah, it's just 2.0 owners and the likes that do it when they realise they should have gone for the 3 litre.. :fuelfire:

Mike

Been there & moved on oke:
Rob

 

[sammyz]

S DRIVE 35is M

The worst one of all! BMW should have added 'twin turbo' to really hack us off!

 

[SteveSmith]

It makes polishing and waxing so much easier! Even washing it as you don't have to get inbetween the badges!

 

[flybobbie]

It makes polishing and waxing so much easier! Even washing it as you don't have to get inbetween the badges!

You have just posted what I was just thinking.

Also if you have the lci side indicators that area now has too much chrome and looks fussy.
Removing the badges lengthens the wing visually.