It's French for ladybug and it's what they call a VW Beetle in France. I wonder how the owner got the badge.
Friday, September 02, 2016
VW Coccinelle
I walked by a Beetle when I did a double take. What the heck is a "Coccinelle"?
It's French for ladybug and it's what they call a VW Beetle in France. I wonder how the owner got the badge.
It's French for ladybug and it's what they call a VW Beetle in France. I wonder how the owner got the badge.
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With the current model they introduced badges by country depicting the local nickname: coccinelle (ladybug) for France, käfer (beetle) in Germany, maggiolino (cockchafer?) in Italy ... Funny as I think the original one was never sold officialy with these animal names and the new beetle was just "new beetle" worldwide
Could the owner of the car you photographed have ordered his car or badge in French speaking Canada?
@Ed (BE): Thanks for the info. In Quebec, the Beetle is still called the Beetle.
Possibly the owner has a friend with connections. I got an Opel badge for my Blazer that way a whiles back and it is still a conversation starter!
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