My car looks just like yours: same colour with black window trims (though it's an ST, not CT). I've got a gloss black Taycan badge which I think looks better than chrome. That said the full delete is good, too - who needs to advertise what model you have?i mean… it doesnt look weird or nude like this to me...
Thanks! Can you share a pic of yours with the glossy black badge? Even though yours is a CT it should give me an idea of how it looks woth the badge.
No problem
I never realised it was that easy. It would be good to see a video of someone removing the badge. I have a white CT4 with the standard badge in silver. I always wondered what it would be like without the badge. It is a leased car, so would need to ask them if it would be ok to remove it. Might look into it.
That looks brilliant. Thanks for the tip. I will have a think about doing this.Super easy. You can always put it back. I placed painters tape over it before removing to maintain the spacing of the letters in case I do, but doubt it.
Even though it looks more cluttered on a Turbo S. My dad drives a cayenne coupe turbo s e hybrid and he got it deleted cause it was way to messy with all those words. He said if it was only cayenne he would leave it on.
Personally, I delete any stick on badges, so typically model and trim, or things like "electric" on the sides, or size of the engine. I also tend to delete any badging meant to advertise that I bought a higher trim. I typically leave brand logos if they are not too flashy. I guess you could say I like elegant but muted looking cars. The vast majority of my cars have been white, as it goes with my elegant but muted look.Out of sincere curiosity; how do the deleters determine where to stop?
Rear type badge; Allrighty i get it, but what’s next? Porsche lettering on the back? Porsche badge on the rims? Porsche badge on the front? Porsche badge on the steering wheel? Rear windscreen wiper?
edit: this sounds retorical, but it’s not! I would like to know what parts would be deleted by a deleter
If you saw my Taycan, or most of the cars I've owned. your assumption would be incorrect. I've debadged almost every car I ever owned. which included few base, but mostly upper and top of the range trims. Heck, I once owned the same model car base trim, then swapped it out for a top trim less than 2 years later, but on the outside the car looked identical since they were both debadged (including factory painting the calipers same color as the base, because I liked it better than the standard for top trim red) but loaded with same options - it would take a very close look, by a serious brand fan to be able to tell the difference between the two parked next to each other. Same is technically true of my current Taycan - Taycan superfans could actually tell my Taycan not a base trim by looking carefully.
