I quite like my cars bebadged
Although I quite like the S badge, thoughts on just taking the 4 off?
Although I quite like the S badge, thoughts on just taking the 4 off?
Debadge S4 rear, or debadge just the 4 or leave alone?
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For me I'd leave the badge alone on a S4 or RS4.
I'm usually all for de-badging but I like the S4/RS4 badges.
I'm usually all for de-badging but I like the S4/RS4 badges.
deano1978
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Guy at my local chippy has an S4 badge one side and 2.0TDI the other 
****** wannabe, was telling me all his mates said to take the S4 badge off and I can see why haha.
But yeah I say keep too, surely part of owning an S4 or RS4 is to let everyone know it's not just a regular A4.
****** wannabe, was telling me all his mates said to take the S4 badge off and I can see why haha.But yeah I say keep too, surely part of owning an S4 or RS4 is to let everyone know it's not just a regular A4.
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If I had an s4 I'd leave the badge on and have a big chrome arrow pointing to it.
Leave it I say even though I like the smooth look myself.
Leave it I say even though I like the smooth look myself.
s3_trev
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Leave it on mate. That guy with both badges....wrong on so many levels. Nothing more stupid looking than A: A performance badge on a lesser model, B: ADDITIONAL badges
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Guy at my local chippy has an S4 badge one side and 2.0TDI the other
I saw an A6 saloon with an R8 badge on the back yesterday
I like to debadge all my cars, but if I had something special I would keep them
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I wouldn't dream of removing my S4 badge as its simple and looks good. If I had a different model I may consider a de-badge. Love the small front grill one too.
Oddly enough, I have seen loads of S4's with an S4 on the left of the boot lid (as expected) and a Quattro badge on the right. I don't have the Quattro badge and I have seen plenty of others that don't.
Do people add these are they an option of some sort?
Also, the V8 badges have grown on me although I thought a little tacky, now I am proud of the 8 cylinders and wouldn't dream of removing these either.
Oddly enough, I have seen loads of S4's with an S4 on the left of the boot lid (as expected) and a Quattro badge on the right. I don't have the Quattro badge and I have seen plenty of others that don't.
Do people add these are they an option of some sort?
Also, the V8 badges have grown on me although I thought a little tacky, now I am proud of the 8 cylinders and wouldn't dream of removing these either.
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I like the smooth look, but the problem with debadging is that people who don't know cars will just assume (despite all the design touches) it's a lower model. I say leave it on, but then I'm getting rid of the V6T badges and replacing them with OEM S/C badges
I love excessive non model specific over-badging...
I love excessive non model specific over-badging...
PetrolDave
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Thanks all
I quite like the subtle, understated looks
But the car is very much like that anyway
So have decided to keep it on
I quite like the subtle, understated looks
But the car is very much like that anyway
So have decided to keep it on
