Scratch less way opf debadging your A4.<p>when taking off the badges from your A4 don't use a flat head screw driver get your self some dental floss and saw your way through. it will debadge the car in less than a minute.

1. Cosmetic appeal<br>2. Wish they had a 1.8 - now no non Audi enthusiast can't tell!<br>3. Embarrased that they drive an A4<br>4. Sportier look<br>5. cleaner look<p>Just curious....obviously very personal

when they try to figure out what kind of car it is. I had someone ask me "What kind of brand is Quattro? I've never heard of it," when they saw the quattro badge inside the car (I took that off too from the front and back). My answer was, "It's no one's brand. I had the car custom made," while trying to keep a straight face. I just think it's fun.

I think it looks very clean. I took the badges off the back, but left the Audi rings. <p>To balance things off, I added Yosemite Sam "Back Off" mudflaps. ;-)<p>Mike

I have a Santorin 1.8Tm, and those cheap-looking, chrome-immitation plastic letters really looked tacky. The car looks much, much better with rings only. <p>

6. Helps to confuse the auto thieves<br>7. Prefer not to tell the world that I've got a lot of money.

<br>nt

That's a joke!! If any 2,8 owner had wanted a 1.8T they would have saved mucho money and bought one. However, those of us who prefereed an engine with many more upgrade possibilities and limitless potential choose the 2.8.<p>Just my .02<p>-Stu Koch<br>99 2,8