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Old 08-18-2008, 02:01 PM
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Hmm...my mother has the ML 430 with AMG body on it...

It says AMG on the exhaust...but thats about it...no badge...
There isn't anything wrong with that, IMO. You can buy AMG or ///M parts and accessories and add them to your car. I don't cringe when I see a regular Bimmer or MB with ///M or AMG wheels, body kits, exhausts, steering wheel, shift knob and so on. What drives me crazy is when people start tinkering with the numbering and badges on the back.
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Old 08-18-2008, 02:36 PM
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There isn't anything wrong with that, IMO. You can buy AMG or ///M parts and accessories and add them to your car. I don't cringe when I see a regular Bimmer or MB with ///M or AMG wheels, body kits, exhausts, steering wheel, shift knob and so on. What drives me crazy is when people start tinkering with the numbering and badges on the back.
+1. Keep in mind that you can order the M sportpacket in many countries, inclusive Canada. It includes toys like a M shifter, steering wheel, and aero kit. In the US, we can essentially get the //M sportpaket by ordering the sport package in the X3, and that even includes M door sills! However, when folks start putting on M badges on their bootlid or grille (eww), that's just getting out of hand.
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Old 08-18-2008, 02:44 PM
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Oh no you didn't. You even stuck one on the kidney grill!

Don't forget the one on the side as well

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Old 08-18-2008, 02:59 PM
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Don't forget the one on the side as well

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4 exterior ///M badges? That thing must have been the fastest X5 ever.
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Old 08-18-2008, 03:08 PM
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just 3 , the drivers side was blank , i thought 4 was a little too much...lol

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+1. Keep in mind that you can order the M sportpacket in many countries, inclusive Canada. It includes toys like a M shifter, steering wheel, and aero kit. In the US, we can essentially get the //M sportpaket by ordering the sport package in the X3, and that even includes M door sills! However, when folks start putting on M badges on their bootlid or grille (eww), that's just getting out of hand.
With the M-Sport kit on some models, it is much more than the simple aero body kit you get in the US. We get the M labels on four wheels, door sills, pedals, shifter, steering wheel, and so on. But we also get the M-Sport suspension (different than the sport suspension) and the short-throw shifter. This is on the 5 series. I see all the M badges, and smile, because I know it just chokes some people. I would never add them myself, but I think it is funny how people have definitions that it is wrong on the deck lid, but OK on the wheels; that it is OK on an X5, but wrong on an E90 or E60. Who made up all these rules? It isn't an M5, it is an E60 M Sport. Deal with it.

I think adding incorrect badges is laughable, whether you are pretending that your 530 is an M5 or that your 520 is a 530. They are all good cars, quit faking it, it only shows your insecurity.
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Old 08-19-2008, 12:56 AM
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With the M-Sport kit on some models, it is much more than the simple aero body kit you get in the US. We get the M labels on four wheels, door sills, pedals, shifter, steering wheel, and so on. But we also get the M-Sport suspension (different than the sport suspension) and the short-throw shifter. This is on the 5 series. I see all the M badges, and smile, because I know it just chokes some people. I would never add them myself, but I think it is funny how people have definitions that it is wrong on the deck lid, but OK on the wheels; that it is OK on an X5, but wrong on an E90 or E60. Who made up all these rules? It isn't an M5, it is an E60 M Sport. Deal with it.

I think adding incorrect badges is laughable, whether you are pretending that your 530 is an M5 or that your 520 is a 530. They are all good cars, quit faking it, it only shows your insecurity.
I agree 100% with that.

IMO, the reason I don't mind the M on the wheels, shift knob and so on is because those are actual M parts. Those individual parts deserve to wear that badge. When you put an M badge on the deck lid you are completely faking and it seems different to me. Adding some M parts doesn't make your car an M. Adding an M to the decklid of a non-M car is like buying tiny M stickers and putting them on your regular BMW wheels. It is just wrong people.
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Old 08-19-2008, 11:16 AM
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Reminds me of a couple vehicles I saw at BMW Welt.....



It's a diesel!!! Just make sure you order the debadge option.
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Alright guys..so I had to post this today...I'm driving to work this morning pull up next to a 7...It was black, black 20's, tinted, most likely a 750i from the different trunk lid...Except one thing...The idiot had no 750i badge on there. He decided to fabricate his own, get this....///M7!! badge! ..Couldn't hold my laughter after i saw that.... This is totally different then slapping an ///M3 badge on a 3 series...At least an M3 actually exists!! In my opinion...What a tool....
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Old 10-23-2008, 10:52 AM
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ive seen some sort of e-class mercedes with the s55 amg badges.. this was like 2 years ago in seattle.
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