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Don't understand the post. Can you elaborate?I do not think stick on "numbers or letters" is a serious attempt at branding. I love the BMW roundel, Corvette and Ferrari crests, the Chevy bowtie, and many more. I hate stick on "crap".
I took the "Air" and "Lucid" plastic badging off the rear of the car. See image.Don't understand the post. Can you elaborate?
Got it. I've done that with all of my previous cars, but decided to leave the "Air, Dream Edition P" on this one.I took the "Air" and "Lucid" plastic badging off the rear of the car. See image.
I left it on longer than I normally do, but in the end, If I don't think design effort went into it, I am happy to remove. I have not purchased vehicles that went over board and stamped horrible ugly designs into the sheet metal. In some ways I prefer the stick on so I have an option.Got it. I've done that with all of my previous cars, but decided to leave the "Air, Dream Edition P" on this one.
Have you removed the “M5” stick-on badge too? Gorgeous red by the way….I do not think stick on "numbers or letters" is a serious attempt at branding. I love the BMW roundel, Corvette and Ferrari crests, the Chevy bowtie, and many more. I hate stick on "crap".
The license plate frame from Lucid is pretty nice. I kept that, so the is still one “Lucid” on the back.Now no one will know what you are driving. My Z8 gets the same response “ what BMW is that ? “ since it came from the factory with no Z8 badging and no “M “ badging either