Last Friday, just as I was travelling home on the bus from Stroud, I passed a garage that sells secondhand cars. The garage was in Dudbridge, and it was called Motor House (Stroud) Ltd. There were many used cars for sale. There was one in particular that caught my attention. It was a metallic blue right-hand drive Peugeot 406 4-door saloon, with a 2 litre turbodiesel engine, 90 BHP; and a manual gearbox. The year of that car was 2004, and it was an '04' reg; and it had only one previous owner. It was one of the last ones ever made, before it was replaced by a newer model, the 407. It hadn't been at the Motor House that long.
The next day, I stopped to take a closer look at that car; and as I was looking at it, I noticed that it had the '406' badge missing from the rear end. The badge would normally precede the letters, 'HDi', and it would normally be seen on the bottom right, just below the rear lights; but instead, that badge was nowhere to be seen. There were no marks on the car from where the badge was removed.
Do you know why certain cars have some of the badges missing? There are many reasons why badges would get removed from certain cars. One reason is, that some badges fall off in accidents, some get taken off deliberately; and some just come without certain badges. If that car that I saw had no marks from where the model badge was removed, it's very likely that when that car was bought brand new, it never had that badge on the back. Do you agree? I can't think of any other reason.
The next day, I stopped to take a closer look at that car; and as I was looking at it, I noticed that it had the '406' badge missing from the rear end. The badge would normally precede the letters, 'HDi', and it would normally be seen on the bottom right, just below the rear lights; but instead, that badge was nowhere to be seen. There were no marks on the car from where the badge was removed.
Do you know why certain cars have some of the badges missing? There are many reasons why badges would get removed from certain cars. One reason is, that some badges fall off in accidents, some get taken off deliberately; and some just come without certain badges. If that car that I saw had no marks from where the model badge was removed, it's very likely that when that car was bought brand new, it never had that badge on the back. Do you agree? I can't think of any other reason.