rorywquin
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- An old B-Class.
Not really about badging. Some owners think that their "AMG-Line" is an AMG.You could stick an M Power badge on the back of a Merc and 95% of the population wouldn`t have any idea that it shouldn`t be there.
Best going unbadged , keeps it stealthy. If you know , you know - seats / brakes / exhausts are the give-a-way.
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Does it matter?Not really about badging. Some owners think that their "AMG-Line" is an AMG.
I don't think it did.I'm amazed anybody thought it needed explaining
It is important enough for some who add the AMG badge to their car insisting that it is “actually an AMG you know, ....” .It's amazing how the badge fools people though, I saw a Youtube video of a chap gushing over the "rare AMG" CL500 he had bought a while back. The in his next video he said "can people stop telling me its not an AMG, Mercedes say it is" and then in the following videos he oddly never mentioned AMG again. Perdictably there was nothing AMG at all about the car, not even wheels or a bodykit; just a small aftermarket badge on the bootlid.
Just trying to inform the ignorant.Does it matter?
Spread the “word “ to heathens buddyJust trying to inform the ignorant.
So it's probably best that I don't add an AMG badge to the back of my E240.
Who? Will really giv a sh1t. Until recently I just buy a car that's comfortable, does wot I need, is reasonably economic and one I have some prospect of not lifting the bonnet very often 50 Yr worked pretty well got shot up a bit with current motor,, won't happen again. My fault, not enuf prior research. And truthfully had just sold v doz and needed to get back to France .. Act in haste and all that.....
Spoiler next , then engine tweaks after thatWell, you're nearly there then
Just a “pops and bangs” tuneSpoiler next , then engine tweaks after that