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Give Your Porsche its Own Name With 'Name Your Porsche'

Give Your Porsche its Own Name With 'Name Your Porsche'

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blogentry-114362-0-52937400-1403603315_thumb.jpgThere's a unique new way for Porsche owners, male and female, to give their car its own special identity. Where the model type normally goes, you can now opt to have the wording of your choice in the same style of lettering.

 

Normally, instead of the model names such as Cayenne, Turbo, Carrera, Cayman or Boxster, the name of any owner, his or her girlfriend or boyfriend, dog, company or anything at all can be put on the car: from Bruce to Michelle, from David to Roxanne to Jade and so on. Furthermore, creative thinking can lead to all sorts of amusing phrases, with endless possibilities. Phrases like: 'My Seventh' or 'Thanks Daddy' 'Not Leased' and 'Follow Me' are just some examples.

 

With its own unique wording, a Porsche becomes just a little more exclusive and that's what this unique new service is all about. The lettering can also be ordered in different colors - black, silver, and even gold - at www.nameyourporsche.com, where you'll also find a range of examples and full information about quality, price, and delivery all over the world.




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Porker also getting more beng, haha. :D

 

Singaporeans can opt for "KNBCCB" or "LKSMLJ". [laugh]

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Is this like the Nissan Latio I saw yesterday with the badge at the back reading "LITAO"?

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Nothing special. Any accessories or car decal shop also can do it for you, or better still, buy the alphabets and stick on yourself.

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