Citroen XM Forum

Do you think my white one would look like that if I cleaned it?

Give it a try Peter, its the only way to find out

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minijet wrote:.

I don't think badges enhance the look of any car

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That's not to say that the right choice of badge couldn't enhance the value of the car........









or.............



how about this one..........



Paul

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Only the AML one works, and actually works rather well.

Try it and see whether anyone actually knows what it is. You could tell people it was an AML executive car after the Lagonda finished production. If it was an Exclusive you could probably get away with it.

The Lagonda, what a car. I want one.

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Dieselman wrote:Only the AML one works, and actually works rather well.

Don't think I'll fool anyone with the Aston Martin badge. It's in a diferent league.

I know what you mean Robert, as much as I like my XM, I really would like a Lagonda.

Paul

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They look fantastic, very striking like the XM. Definately a love it or hate it shape, everyone will have an opinion on it.

And they have a single spoke steering wheel in early cars, massive centre consol





Somone even thought of making one for Peter N

I'd have a Lagonda all day long - the first car to have that level of electronics and an electronic dash!

But, I think I may do a 'minijet' and debadge my XM. I reckon no one will know what it is then.

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robert_e_smart wrote:
Somone even thought of making one for Peter N

Yes, a 2.1 engine and manual box would easily fit into that engine bay

A bit expensive to park though, I think it would take up two spaces.

messerschmitt owner wrote:But, I think I may do a 'minijet' and debadge my XM. I reckon no one will know what it is then.

That's right, people tend to judge the car simply by the badge that it's wearing.

Paul

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