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Originally Posted by gosi
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Originally Posted by SaMaster14
Exactly! Which is why it's so funny when you think about people putting M badges on non-M cars (and AMG badges, etc. etc.). Only true enthusiasts will *really* know what the badge means, and they'll automatically know it's fake!
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Yes but why do you think they want to fool someone? I mean the person who puts an m3 badge on his 320i yes, obviously. But I think people are just bored and have bad taste so they put the ///m badge on. At least it shows they are enthusiasts? I guess, haha |
I might be a cynic, but if you're throwing *excess* (yes, I know most m-sport cars come with badges stock) M badges on the car, it's clearly to try and show off that you have a more expensive or a special version of a standard car (which is likely false) and not because you're an enthusiast.
Notwithstanding those who totally rebadge a 320i as an M3, if you have a 320i, debadge it and put ///M badges on the trunk and sides, you're trying to get people to *think* you have an "///M car" and not a base BMW. A true enthusiast would either simply de-badge, or leave the car badging as is.
All my opinion, of course. People can do whatever they want with their own vehicle. I might just chuckle a little when they drive by