Toyota Badge

[marcandsebe]

I really do not see the point in removing any of the badges, except for painting it through damage. After all, it is a Toyota iQ. I know if I were buying an iQ right now, I would want the one that's got the original badges on it. If it had Lexus, Scion or Aston Martin and it wasn't one, I would be put off from buying it

[johnan]

I really do not see the point in removing any of the badges, except for painting it through damage. After all, it is a Toyota iQ. I know if I were buying an iQ right now, I would want the one that's got the original badges on it. If it had Lexus, Scion or Aston Martin and it wasn't one, I would be put off from buying it

Must agree.

Instant way of reducing the value of a vehicle and making it look a bit odd, like adding fake carbon fibre bits and pieces.

But each to his own.

[David Ke]

Sorry don't agree with the last two posters,I would love to see the finished article and I am sure it will look fab'

[DFish]

The iQ is the only car I've left the badges on.... Then again I've only had it 3 weeks. ;)

I just dont like badges on the back, even the stealers stickers inside the rear window have been removed.

Fish

[mr ben]

Wait till you see my IQ make over for the spring!

Mr Ben

[Soeley]

I have thought about removing the rear "TOYOTA" & "IQ"badges, purely because the catch on the cleaning cloths, and it's difficult to clean around them properly

[DFish]

To clean around the lettering I use a SOFT paint brush. Also not one thats been used for painting.

Fish

[tarquin]

To clean around the lettering I use a SOFT paint brush. Also not one thats been used for painting.

Fish

I use wire wool works a treat makes the car nice and shinny

David