Has anyone else noticed the lack of a GM badge on the 2006 GTO?

Not suprized being that its the ONLY Ausi built model for sale in the U.S.-----Witch is a SADD thing really!-----Why go to the trouble and the cost to put that LITTLE thing on there?

Why go through the trouble to put it on any GM car for that matter?

I saw the press release about adding the GM badge to every car earlier this year. I believe it won't be 10 years and all of the individual makes will disappear. There will be not Chevrolet, Pontiac, Buick, GMC etc... You will see the GM Corvette, the GM pickup, the GM Suburban etc....

Heh that's dumb. No way that'll ever happen.

The GTO doesn't have it because it doesn't represent the "new GM." There are others that don't have it such as the GMT800s, GMT360s, and other more dated models.

Ah, I see thanks Northstar.

Oh no, the new Monte Carlos have the badge, I sure as hell hope they don't represent the "new GM"

Well Croc alot of people thought the Camaro would last forever and the Firebird/Trans-Am and Oldsmobile.....

they had to cost production costs to pay the labor wages and incentives? J/K....

The GTO doesn't have it because it doesn't represent the "new GM." There are others that don't have it such as the GMT800s, GMT360s, and other more dated models.

I actually put them on my 2004 cavalier. they look kinda good on it..

Sorry, but I just do not see the point of slapping those badges on any car, espcially one that never had them to start with.

I'm going to put one on each of my classic Camaros (Probably in the interior somewhere.) I think the GM badge was an EXCELLENT idea. Now, that said, the placement of some of the GM badges (Like on the Equinox or Colorado)... NOT such a good idea

I noticed that too. I thought that was odd.

Oh who really cares?