In the US cars are perhaps more of a status symbol? (not that they arnt elsewhere...)
So people remove the badges themselves from their cars.
Maybe the Europeans like a simpler design aestehtic? I checked and it's a no cost option to debadge your Porsche when you order it.
I say this as a European living in Australia, and my tastes in cars are different to my friends in all the ways you would expect!
I like Porsche, and have a 911. My Aussie mates like big V8s!
(who doesnt like a V8, but you get what I mean!)
And please no one get offended by my generalisations. Take it in the spirit intended :-)
In the US cars are perhaps more of a status symbol? (not that they arnt elsewhere...)
So people remove the badges themselves from their cars.
Maybe the Europeans like a simpler design aestehtic? I checked and it's a no cost option to debadge your Porsche when you order it.
I say this as a European living in Australia, and my tastes in cars are different to my friends in all the ways you would expect!
I like Porsche, and have a 911. My Aussie mates like big V8s!
(who doesnt like a V8, but you get what I mean!)
And please no one get offended by my generalisations. Take it in the spirit intended :-)