Quote: Originally Posted by obsesv and i agree with everyone in here, i think it looks stupid and i hate it, but arent the VE designed by americans aswell? well most commodores for that matter? No, there designed by the Aussies, that's why the quality is so shit Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by kalais6 The car isnt a Chev, merely Chev powered. Personally I dont see the attraction is promoting a car as something it isnt. If it was the full G8 spec with matching body changes then I'd understand. good point, that means that putting badges on the motor are ok???

Quote: Originally Posted by NZ EVLHSV No, there designed by the Aussies, that's why the quality is so shit Hahahaha ok i thought i read somwehere once that the VE was designed by Americans, but i must be confused with something else. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by Waughy I think it's a wank thing personally, even the cops around here are doing it on the SS's. If I could afford a GENIII/IV I wouldn't put the Chev badges on. The car isn't a Chev, the motor is, so put the badge on the engine cover if you need to have one. Funniest thing I've seen is a VZ SV6 with a bowtie badge on the bootlid, just under the SV6 badge, LOL. Yeah I agree with you 100%. I'd never put a Nissan Badge on My VL but if I had a Nissan rocker cover collecting dust I'd probably stick it on.

Just a quick question, do any of you guys realise that the Chev badges (genuine ones anyway) are part of a Chev enhancement kit which can be optioned into the later commodores giving you more Kw (generally more displacement with an LS2, L76, etc)...not all of them are cheesy ebay bowtie badges people have stuck on their commodores lol.