You'll want to see this 2015 Hyundai Genesis Sedan
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09-07-15 | 11:38 AM
#19
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I have a GS430 now, and have had a Toyota Supra and a Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo. All my cars were debadged, only leaving the center logo. All words removed or blacked out.
Sometimes it makes the rear look a little too plain, so occasionally you need to add a another subtle design element to spruce it up. But overall, I prefer the car without all the names and model names or numbers on the car.
09-08-15 | 03:33 AM
#20
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And aesthetically, this looks great.
I have a GS430 now, and have had a Toyota Supra and a Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo. All my cars were debadged, only leaving the center logo. All words removed or blacked out.
Sometimes it makes the rear look a little too plain, so occasionally you need to add a another subtle design element to spruce it up. But overall, I prefer the car without all the names and model names or numbers on the car.
I have a GS430 now, and have had a Toyota Supra and a Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo. All my cars were debadged, only leaving the center logo. All words removed or blacked out.
Sometimes it makes the rear look a little too plain, so occasionally you need to add a another subtle design element to spruce it up. But overall, I prefer the car without all the names and model names or numbers on the car.
09-09-15 | 12:54 PM
#24
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From: The Woodlands, TX
i guess you guys haven't been to europe where it's VERY common for bmws and mercedes to be debadged. a lot probably do it to hide the fact that they bought a lower end model (smaller engine typically) and have then modded it, but it should be all good - it means they're enthusiasts.
probably do it to hide the fact that they bought a lower end model
but to each their own....car looks great!
....besides, I love the actual Genesis badge.....it's very clean IMO
Last edited by bagwell; 09-09-15 at 01:04 PM.
09-09-15 | 02:36 PM
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i guess you guys haven't been to europe where it's VERY common for bmws and mercedes to be debadged. a lot probably do it to hide the fact that they bought a lower end model (smaller engine typically) and have then modded it, but it should be all good - it means they're enthusiasts.
Originally Posted by Maikerusian
Well, actually I have been to Europe, but I will accept your word that they are debadged to hide the fact they bought a lower end model.
Sounds to me like too many people worrying about what too many others think. If they bought a low-end model....so what?
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