View Poll Results: Should I debadge my car?
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Should I debadge my car?
#61
Originally Posted by skaterbasist
Well, I do agree with some of the statements, but don't agree with "true to form" statement.
The fact is, an Infiniti G35 is "true to form" here in the U.S, whereas the JDM badging is "true to form" in Japan.
Same car, same everything, except it is what it is, depending on where its at
I respect everyones opinions. Just as long as opinions stay opinions, and not facts.
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The fact is, an Infiniti G35 is "true to form" here in the U.S, whereas the JDM badging is "true to form" in Japan.
Same car, same everything, except it is what it is, depending on where its at
I respect everyones opinions. Just as long as opinions stay opinions, and not facts.
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It's not like I'm badging with GTR emblems, which in imo is not true to form, it's not a R32, R33 or R34. Totally different car, but some ppl do that. Each to their own I say. The previous bashing from that guy wasn't necessary.
#62
06CPV35,
I still don't think its true to form, but its definately not being a poser.
A poser, like you stated would be a G35 rebadged into a GT-R. Sadly, its happened before
I all my badges on, but if I were to do anything with them, it would debadge them to leave just the Infiniti emblem on. I think it looks clean!
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I still don't think its true to form, but its definately not being a poser.
A poser, like you stated would be a G35 rebadged into a GT-R. Sadly, its happened before
I all my badges on, but if I were to do anything with them, it would debadge them to leave just the Infiniti emblem on. I think it looks clean!
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Originally Posted by skaterbasist
Yes, Infiniti is Nissan and the G35 is a 350GT.
But unless the car came directly from Japan, its not an authenthic 350GT, even though its exactly the same car.
If someone wants to rebadge, might as well change the driver side too to make it look authentic.
I have nothing against rebadges; but its definately not for me.
I just don't see why people would go from Infiniti to Nissan, as if its something to brag about.
In my opinion... Debadging is clean, rebadging is useless.
To each their own.
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But unless the car came directly from Japan, its not an authenthic 350GT, even though its exactly the same car.
If someone wants to rebadge, might as well change the driver side too to make it look authentic.
I have nothing against rebadges; but its definately not for me.
I just don't see why people would go from Infiniti to Nissan, as if its something to brag about.
In my opinion... Debadging is clean, rebadging is useless.
To each their own.
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Last edited by dubs; 05-09-2007 at 11:23 AM.
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Honestly, I've been to Japan and driven the Skyline V35, and it's the same car minus the right hand drive. They do have other engine options (all smaller by the way 3.0, 2.5), but other than that... identical. The only reason that Acura, Lexus, and Infiniti exist is to sell cars made by Honda, Toyota and Nissan at a premium price under the guise of a "luxury brand" in a market that wouldn't normally spend 30k+ on an Japanese import. All of the same cars are available in Japan under the non premium brand name. And yes, some do rebadge to Infiniti in Japan... I actually do a lot of trading back and forth for the harder to get parts
Now the r32, r33, and r34 are a completely different animal all together.
Couple pics from the Skyline ownersclub meeting I went to while in Tokyo I say rebadge if that's what you want.
Now the r32, r33, and r34 are a completely different animal all together.
Couple pics from the Skyline ownersclub meeting I went to while in Tokyo I say rebadge if that's what you want.
Last edited by zackt69; 05-10-2007 at 12:45 AM.