Turbo badges

It is very incosistent. Most don't, but some do. I've never figured out whether this is because they were originally supplied with them, or whether they were put on afterwards.

I've seen a few - usually on a plain (non-chrome) grille.

If it's described as a 900S it should be an LPT.

In any case, turbos are mostly associated with turbo diesels these days. I once mentioned to a colleague that my car was a turbo, "Ah it's a diesel" was the reply!

Nope, My 900S doesn't have a turbo, OK so it's a NG900S, but it clearly states

Al

in article Q43Vd.207352$ snipped-for-privacy@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk, Al at snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com wrote on 01/03/2005 19:08:

The OG 900S models were LPTs and did not feature a "turbo" badge on the grille. That said, it is not impossible to see an LPT with a "turbo" badge, given owner additions over the years.

That said, the convertible 900S turbo (commemorative edition of 1993 for the UK) *might* have had the badge.

Paul

In the US, the "S" designation on the c900 meant "sunroof and spoiler", mostly. Not a turbo.

Dave Hinz

I seem to recall that you got leather with the S too, but it's been a few decades and I can remember precisely... go figure.

-Fred W

Badges? Badges? We don need no steenkin' badges!!

But the turbo is 'hole nother thing. Turbos we *need*!!!

-Fred W

My 900s came with leather, alloy wheels, sunroof, leather shifter boot, power everything, and fog lights. No spoiler (but, this is a sedan). No LPT though (US), but the 2.1L engine at least (1992).

John

My '1991 900S is cloth and does not have a sunroof. It does have a spoiler though.

-Dima

Country?

Beat me to it. Of course a 900S in one country is not the same as a 900S in another.

-Fred W