I'd agree you're better off without it. When I ordered my Volvo, I was given the option - which I took - of having it without a badge to show what engine it has, so the complement of badges on the boot is a modest two.
The Volvo was recently joined by a Toyota Verso, and someone evidently had built up some credit at the signwriters. In various places, and in various typefaces, the tailgate has a Toyota emblem badge, the words Toyota, Corolla and Verso, the model code T3 and the engine code D4-D, making a total of six badges of which only the emblem would be missed if it weren't there. Just as well it's not an automatic or there'd probably be a badge for that too.
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The "flare" badge on the rear of my Almera was obviously put there without the aid of a spirit level.
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I too had the TS2 badge missing,but found it at the bottom of the glove box.
I'ts self adhesive and as long as you line it up and measure the same height as the Mazda 2 badge easily fitted.
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I'll have to go and check that in mine now... Doubt it's there as I've had the car 5 weeks and not seen it but it won't be the first time I've missed something obvious. A passenger pointed out that the thing in the cup holder was an ash tray the other day, something I'd completely missed!
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