Should the Audi A4 Cabriolet have the Audi badge on the back?

I bought a W reg UK Audi A4 Cabriolet the other day and i'm really happy with it - but my sis pointed out today it has no Audi badge on the rear boot. Is this normal? I think it looks nice without it, but i'm just curios to know if there was one there in the first place. ThanksShould the Audi A4 Cabriolet have the Audi badge on the back?When the car was new,the first owner would have had the choice whether they wanted the badge or not.Should the Audi A4 Cabriolet have the Audi badge on the back?
Cabriolet? Yeah I'd say You're curious alright.Should the Audi A4 Cabriolet have the Audi badge on the back?yes.
yes I think it should my Audi a4 has the Audi badge on the backShould the Audi A4 Cabriolet have the Audi badge on the back?niiiccceee I like them a lot, i would find out from the person i bought it fromShould the Audi A4 Cabriolet have the Audi badge on the back?
The badge is always there, it's standard.



I've seen alot of Audi A6's that are missing their badges for the fact the the owner decided to take it off.



And yes it does look nice, it makes the car that more unique!
When you order an Audi in Germany, you get the option of the badges being fitted or not...but this only applies to the model. All cars should have the Audi badge front and back. If they are missing then either the badges have been removed, or the boot has been changed (such as after a crash)Should the Audi A4 Cabriolet have the Audi badge on the back?
Audi allow the owner to stipulate whether they want badges on the back of the cars. It is an option.
If you mean the four circles, yes it should.



You can have an Audi de-badged, but they only remove the "A4" and the "2.0t" or whatnot - not the circles.