[Cruise'n]

Not many know these days what is M60i = V8
Was 50 once V8 now i6 with battery
Was 40 once V8 now i6
Was 30 once i6 now i4

Can see the trend I'm confused and know BMW's

Merc tell the world your in a bi turbo 6.3L V8
You read you respect.

BMW nothing but pointless model

Just M60i :-(

Does anyone know if any classy OEM looking badges for the X5M60i Lci are out there?

With either or all .
V8
4.4L
Twin Turbo (Bi turbo)

[Tejas1836]

Throw in another badge for "32V DOHC" and you're all set

[Cruise'n]

Originally Posted by Tejas1836

Throw in another badge for "32V DOHC" and you're all set

Yeah maybe just
V8 4.4L 48V EVVT DOHC TWIN TURBO HOTV MILD HYBRID X5

Nah not a novel but something at least

TTV8?
V8 4.4L?

[mobilejo]

Originally Posted by Cruise'n

Does anyone know if any classy OEM looking badges for the X5M60i Lci are out there?

With either or all .
V8
4.4L
Twin Turbo (Bi turbo)

That would look tacky as hell.

Why do you need to shout to the world what engine is in the car? Anyone that would care already knows the engine from the model number.

[starlights]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09KNC333C/

[Lionel Hutz]

The Merc C63 is a 2.0 liter 4cyl now LOL.

[TurtleBoy]

[Chuck W.]

It could be worst. Porsche has badged their top of the line all electric Taycan as a "Turbo". Ugh..

[eelnoraa]

Originally Posted by Cruise'n

Yeah maybe just
V8 4.4L 48V EVVT DOHC TWIN TURBO HOTV MILD HYBRID X5

Nah not a novel but something at least

TTV8?
V8 4.4L?

That should be "Valvetronic"

while we come so far, maybe as well add "double vano" and "Direct Inject". Why not also speel out "48V" before Mild hybrid. Oh add xDrive too. so

Left side
1st row - 4.4L Direct Inject Double Vano Valvetronic HotV DOHN Twin turbo V8
2nd row - 48V mild hybrid
3rd row - x5 xDrive

On right side, lonely "M60i."

Did we miss anything?

[Lionel Hutz]

Who is old enough to remember when American OEMs used to put "ABS" badges on their cars?

[puckybadger]

Originally Posted by Lionel Hutz

Who is old enough to remember when American OEMs used to put "ABS" badges on their cars?

The best was the "fuel injection" badge

[TurtleBoy]

Maybe the OP can use a Dremel to make the 9 a 4.

[cellarrat]

Fewer badges, not more, for me.

[Lionel Hutz]

Originally Posted by puckybadger

The best was the "fuel injection" badge

Heck even BMW had "tii" badging! To quote OP, "you read you respect"

[eelnoraa]

Originally Posted by Lionel Hutz

Heck even BMW had "tii" badging! To quote OP, "you read you respect"

What does the 2nd "i" means?

In the old days, I think "t" means touring or wagon. One of the "i" means gasoline power car, as opposed to "d" means diesel power

[Lionel Hutz]

Originally Posted by eelnoraa

What does the 2nd "i" means?

In the old days, I think "t" means touring or wagon. One of the "i" means gasoline power car, as opposed to "d" means diesel power

Touring international, injected. Not to be confused with the "touring" bodytype.

[MJBradley1967]

Badges? We don't need no stinkin' badges!

I believe this is a Ford style, but I bought two many years ago to put on my 2005 GTO, though I never did attach them.

[Tejas1836]

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[tooloud10]

Originally Posted by Chuck W.

It could be worst. Porsche has badged their top of the line all electric Taycan as a "Turbo". Ugh..

Yeah, and almost as bad is that all of the 911s now have turbos but only the “Turbo” model gets the badge.

[Cruise'n]

Forgot all about the other badges of the past.
That V8 Ford badge was a good looking classic.

In Australia we even had a

REDIAL TUNED SUSPENSION badge on the dash
Must have been a big thing lol