Putting badges back on

[Marlon]

Just so we are both clear and for anyone else riveted by this digression - its not an ///M badge

Absolutely - I'm not having a "pop" at anyone here, it's all meant as a bit of banter!

So to anyone reading this please take it that way, and apologies to Marlon if his current role on here doesn't permit him to give me some grief - but pm remains an option!

It was all banter Mr Tidy - my sense of humour is very dry which doesn't always work in writing :wink: I should have thrown in one of these
Apologies if it came across like that - another case of lost in translation.

 

[Anonymous]

Don't forget to pick up a set of these too...

 

[mcbeee]

Debadging? Why? And why does it cost more? If the badges aren't put on at the factory then it should cost less.... and ... an item must be "in place" before it can be "de'd " , as in de-badge.

I sense an industry wide conspiracy to defraud those of use who like anonymity. :wink:

 

[Mike6]

Its been said before that BMW offer the option of having the car unbadged (rather than debadged) and that primarily this is taken up by those buying the base models but dont want to advertise that they couldnt afford the higher spec model. Conversly some buying the top model like to have them unbadged so boy racers dont bother them.

 

[Smartbear]

Debadging? Why? And why does it cost more? If the badges aren't put on at the factory then it should cost less.... and ... an item must be "in place" before it can be "de'd " , as in de-badge.

I sense an industry wide conspiracy to defraud those of use who like anonymity. :wink:

The debadging is a no-cost option, the badges aren’t put in place but are a default setting unless specified
Rob