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De badging the car has little to do with being proud of the brand. I removed the emblems for a cleaner look. You have members here with Lexus vehicles that debadge for the same reason. Why would I be ashamed of Hyundai? They build incredible cars. Given the history of Lexus and it's journey to attain its current "pedigree" I would think you'd enjoy the competition and the fact that each of these manufacturers push the other to build better cars.
Agreed. What does it say about the pedigree of a car when you removing all the badging?
i guess you guys haven't been to europe where it's VERY common for bmws and mercedes to be debadged. a lot probably do it to hide the fact that they bought a lower end model (smaller engine typically) and have then modded it, but it should be all good - it means they're enthusiasts.
Originally Posted by huddleston
De badging the car has little to do with being proud of the brand. I removed the emblems for a cleaner look. You have members here with Lexus vehicles that debadge for the same reason. Why would I be ashamed of Hyundai? They build incredible cars. Given the history of Lexus and it's journey to attain its current "pedigree" I would think you'd enjoy the competition and the fact that each of these manufacturers push the other to build better cars.
indeed, and congrats. your car looks awesome. great photography too.
i guess you guys haven't been to europe where it's VERY common for bmws and mercedes to be debadged. a lot probably do it to hide the fact that they bought a lower end model (smaller engine typically) and have then modded it, but it should be all good - it means they're enthusiasts.
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Well, actually I have been to Europe, but I will accept your word that they are debadged to hide the fact they bought a lower end model.
09-05-15, 01:12 PM
