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Originally Posted by Ryan
No I don't even agree with that. My car has a Nissan engine, but I'm not going to put Nissan badges on it.
While I understand some people put Chev badges on, because of Holden's close running relationship with Chev, powerplant alone shouldn't warrant a badge change IMO.
The Yanks don't mix, and match badges between Chevs, Pontiacs, Buicks etc. Even though alot of cars within GM share driveline/engine components.
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I agree
If people based the badge on the engine, Diesel Ssangyongs and Jeep Grand Cherokee's would have Mercedes badges. Then everyone would be having a go at them for trying to make their car look like a luxury Mercedes when it is not really.