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Old 05-28-2010, 01:00 PM
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I totally disagree with you pro-debadgers. I really don't get it. In Europe, it seems nearly every 'nice/luxury' car was debadged. Typically it was obviously the smaller diesel models that were debadged.

I know you all say you like the car 'clean'. But too me, it's almost always those of you with smaller engined car, like you don't want anyone to know that you have the less expensive model. As was pointed out, you didn't remove the M badge from your M car. You haven't removed the BMW roundel either. Only any reference to you having the 3.5, etc.

I know we are all welcome to our own opinions. But it really seems weird to me. Do you try and cover up/remove labels from everything you purchase? Personally, if I buy something nice, and I like the brand, I'm proud of the product.

Just my stupid opinion .
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