Why do Toyota cars have a round heart? Why did the bull get on the hood of Lamborghini? And what is the significance of the six stars in the Subaru galaxy? The world of autoheraldry is mysterious and multifaceted ... There are so many names of cars in the world that you can get confused. Let's analyze the main brands of cars and their emblems.
1) Bmw... Let's start with the blue and white nameplate with black edging. Its modest appearance, however, does not interfere with causing awe in everyone who really appreciates comfort and quality in a car. But few know that bayerisch motoren werke specialized in aircraft engines before becoming the benchmark for driver cars. This explains the bmw logo, which depicts a propeller against the sky.
3). In the interpretation of the Citroen logo, the French completely denied their traditional sophistication. André Citroën started out as a gear manufacturer, and the signature two chevrons stand for gear. Unexpected, right?
4) AUDI... In 1899, an inventor named Horch founded Horch & Co. For the next ten years, she flourished. But the bloom ended in 1909 when Horch built a new 6-cylinder engine. He did it very unsuccessfully and almost bankrupted the company with his invention.
For this, the partners decided to get rid of him and ... kicked him out of their own company. And he quickly founded a new Horch nearby, but by a court decision (the partners tried again) it had to be renamed. And since the surname of the founder is translated from German as "listen", Horch turned to the Latin version of the word, resulting in Audi.
And the four rings symbolize the merger of four automobile companies into Auto Union that took place in 1932, saving the brand.
5) . Such an auto monster as Subaru began with shipbuilding. Its name comes from the native Japanese language company and means a group of six stars in the constellation Taurus. It is they who flaunt on the radiator grille of cars of the Fuji Heavy Industries concern.
6). The motto: "Whatever you call a yacht, so it will float" - is actively used by the Japanese auto giant Nissan. Everything is simple here! However, like his own Infiniti, whose sign is a stylized symbol of infinity, receding into the distance.
7). The Maybach logo is interesting. In the entire history of the company, 800 cars have not been sold, which does not prevent the company from living. Some decipher the two Ms on the nameplate as Maybach Manufakturen (because each copy is exclusive and assembled by hand), others as Maybach Motorenbau. In fact, the MM on the nameplate was captured in the history of the Maybach father and son.
eight) . English cars have their own distinction, especially characteristic of brands with a long history. This is the presence of wings on the logo and, one way or another, the name of the founder. Illustrative examples are Aston Martin, Bentley, Austin and others.
9) VOLVO... The Latin name has a Swedish manufacturer Volvo cars, which means - "I roll" (from the verb volvere - "to roll"). The SKF board members have added a capacious and memorable name with an original logo - an antique symbol of iron, reflecting the power, reliability and durability of Volvo cars.
On the first car in 1927, a strip was attached to the nameplate, crossing the radiator diagonally. Initially, she held the emblem, and when the need for this disappeared, she became a decorative element.
10) OPEL... The OPEL brand emblem did not appear immediately. At first it was just an inscription, and the lightning in the emblem migrated from the Blitz model, which, in fact, is translated.
eleven) . The situation with the decoding of the Toyota symbol is more complicated: there are three options for sure. On the one hand, toyotins' mugs can represent an eye of a needle with a thread, indicating the origins of the company, because it began with the sale of spinning machines. The yen raised from this particular fishery went to invest in the auto business.
On the other hand, the emblem of a fully "people's" car can be explained by the image of the globe with parallels and a meridian, as a sign of the scale and prevalence of Toyota cars.
And on the third hand, Toyota Motor Company itself today interprets its ellipses as the heart of the buyer, the heart of the product and the unlimited possibilities of the company.
12) . The Porsche emblem is the coat of arms of the German city of Stuttgart. And he himself was built where the stud farm was previously located.
13) SKODA... The Czech automaker has changed its logo 12 times since 1895. Although these very replacements were often invisible to the naked eye, today's SKODA symbol is not much different from what was approved 83 years ago: a winged arrow with three feathers. In 1991, an original design solution appeared - the use of black (as a symbol of an age-old tradition) and green (as a sign of the company's special attention to the protection of nature and ecology).
fourteen) . Chrysler's symbol is the winged wax seal. This is due to the fact that initially Walter Chrysler's cars worked for the US Postal Service. Long-term cooperation of Daimler Chrysler ended with “divorce and maiden name”. Chrysler today returns, so to speak, to the origins, even in terms of the Pentastar logo, which represents a five-pointed star, symbolizing the five brands within the concern.
15) MERCEDES-BENZ... The Mercedes-Benz marketers decided not to bother with updating the symbol, but simply announced that from November 1, 2007, the branded star logo in print can be seen from above, separately from the name, since “the star is always high”. And the nameplates of the Mercedes brand are one of the most ransomed in Russia. And here hooligans and thieves do not miss: they take with them not only "the symbol of power over the land, sea and air", but also about a thousand rubles.
16) DODGE... Today, the "American" Dodge, more and more confidently "walks" on open roads to the big heart of the Russian car consumer who loves brutality. It inherited its name from the founding brothers Dodge, and the ram-shaped logo symbolizes a long-thinking gearbox. A joke, of course! The ram is here as an example of the assertiveness inherent in cars of this brand.
17). Fundamental China decided not to go far and interpreted its auto dignity in the language of traditions, albeit translated into English: a piece of the Great Wall of China flaunts on Great Wall cars.
18) .
The story of another American auto brand is long and meaningless to retell. It is worth noting only that over a hundred years of life (namely life, not existence - the project was deliberately successful), the Cadillac brand emblem changed 7 times. It went from a merlet shield combined with a tulip wreath and crown through a V-piece (for the V8, V12 and V16 models) with the same crown to a “symbol of excellence” inspired by the work of the European geometric painter Mondrian.
19) . The logic of the relationship between the "cat" appearance of Peugeot cars and the symbol of this brand is evident. And it went from one of the earliest models of Peugeot - Lion. But the lion, in turn, was borrowed by the Belforts Inn company from the hometown of Beltford, where the production of cars of this brand began.
20) .
As the legend explains, the creation of a car under the Lamborghini brand is purely the result of strangled pride. There are many interpretations of this story, but in general terms they are similar.
Each car has its own logo ( emblem) and each has its own story.
Determine the brand cars you can use the icon and today we will tell you about the meaning of the logos of different cars.
R olls-Royc
Figurine of a winged woman - "Spirit of Ecstasy".
The history of creation has a hint of romance. Once, to the sculptor Charles Sykes, his friend - a motorsport enthusiast - Lord Montagu ordered a statuette to decorate his car. Sykes created a graceful statuette depicting a woman in fluttering clothes that created the illusion of flight - a kind of allusion to Lord Montagu's romance with his secretary. Charles Rolls and Henry Royce drew attention to this figurine. They also decided to order Sykes a statuette that could become the standard decoration for all cars of the brand.
Since 1911, Rolls-Royce cars have had a “flying girl” statuette, which was officially recognized as a Rolls-Royce symbol only in 1921 and was included in the price of the car.
? KODA
The emblem acquired its modern look at Pilsen Skoda: it was there that the features were born, which have survived to this day with minimal cosmetic changes. In 1923, two official versions of the Skoda logo appeared. The first badge was in use for only two years, until 1925. It is an arrow with five feathers and the name of the brand, framed in a circle. The second sign has survived to this day: an arrow with three feathers.
There are various legends about the meaning and origin of this arrow-shaped logo, and none of them has been officially confirmed. As they say, the author of the idea is the commercial director of Pilsen Skoda Maglich, who meant the sign in the form of an image of either the head of an Indian in a hat with feathers, or a rooster. According to a number of documents, the emblem was the product of a competition held under the supervision of the technical director of Pilsen Skoda, but the name of the designer has not survived to this day. The Skoda company is developing dynamically, and this dynamics inevitably goes over to its mark. In 1994, the Skoda logo debuted in a stylish new color scheme.
The meaning of the Skoda logo
What does the Skoda logo mean? The most reliable answer to this question can be obtained in the brand's brand museum in the Czech town, native to the car: a large ring framing the emblem symbolizes the impeccability of production; the wing, which some perceive as a gear, signifies the manufacturability and innovation of the product, as well as its prevalence throughout the world; the arrow, or beak, emphasizes the high quality of cars and the direction of production for the future; a small circle (eye) accentuates the accuracy and consistency of all processes in production.
T oyota
The first, the most common ...
The Toyota emblem symbolizes a thread passed through the eye of a needle. The fact is that the Japanese company "Toyota Automatic Loom Works" produced weaving machines until 1933. A little later, the company switched to the production of cars and the Japanese, as people respecting traditions, did not do anything to change the sign. The Japanese manufacturer also gave the logo a poetic and philosophical meaning. Namely: the intersecting two ellipses symbolize the heart of the car and the driver, and the large ellipse that unites them speaks of the prospects and broad opportunities of the corporation.
There is another version ...
Toyoda is named after its CEO Kiichiro Toyeda and was involved in the manufacture of looms. In 1935, the company switched to car production and was renamed Toyota Motor Corporation for several reasons:
Convenient pronunciation;
The Japanese word for Toyota consists of eight lines, and in the opinion of the founders of the company it was attractive, because the number 8 in Japan is considered lucky and successful.
S ubaru
Subaru was the first Japanese car company to use a name from its own language.
The name of the company was given by the president of Fuji Heavy Industries Corporation Kenji Kita in 1954.
The name of the company refers to the constellation of six stars, also known by its original Japanese name, Mitsuraboshi, in the constellation of Taurus. We know it as the constellation of the Pleiades. Since Fuji Heavy Industries was formed through the merger of six companies, the Subaru name is meant to symbolize this.
Subaru also translates from Japanese as "to unite".
M ercedes-Benz
According to the most common and convincing version, the Mercedes company with a characteristic symbol arose from the merger of two manufacturers - Benz and Daimler. It happened back in 1926, and a three-rayed star was born, first surrounded by a laurel wreath, and later in 1937 - around. Daimler-Benz's new venture has successfully translated the achievements of both companies into Mercedes vehicles.
The Mercedes-Benz logo is perhaps a symbol of the company's confidence in its perfection. The three-pointed star symbolizes the company's excellence in all areas - on land, in the air, in the water.
B MW
BMW's history began with aviation and the company's logo remains true to its roots. The blue triangles of the BMW logo symbolize the propellers of the aircraft in motion, while the white triangles represent the sky peeking out from behind them. In fact, the company played an important role in World War II, as it was one of the main suppliers of aircraft engines for German aircraft.
The current BMW logo design is said to have evolved from the circular design of the aircraft's rotating propeller. The white and blue checker boxes are supposed to be a stylized representation of a white / silver propeller blade spinning against a clear blue sky. The theory is further reinforced with the claim that the image originated in World War I, in which the Bavarian Luftwaffe flew aircraft painted in blue and white. It also reflects BMW's origins as a military aircraft engine manufacturer during World War I, that BMW began as an aircraft engine manufacturer. According to the company's magazine, “BMW Werkzeitschrift” (1942), the BMW logo appeared when a BMW engineer tested the company's first 320 engines. He admired the reflection of the bright disc of the spinning propeller, which looked like the aura of two silver cones.
A udi
Audi has an extremely difficult fate... The founder of the company, August Horch, in the distant 1899 named his first business A. Horch & Cie (Horch is translated from German as "listen"). However, ten years later, Augustus survived from his own company and he was forced to found a new one. At first, he used the old name, Horch, but his former partners took the brand away from him through the courts.
At first glance, the Audi logo is simple and straightforward, right? But everything is not as simple as it seems. Each of the four rings symbolizes one of the four founding companies of the Audi concern in 1932: DKW, Horch, Wanderer and Audi.
V olkswagen
The ‘V’ in the company logo is an abbreviation for “volks”, which means “people” in German. ‘W’ is short for “wagen”, which means car in German. That is, the company wanted to show that their car is a car for the people.
The logo was designed by Franz Xavier Reimspiess, a Porsche employee (the man who perfected the engine for the Beetle in the 1930s) and was selected after an open competition. The letters "W" and "V" are combined into a monogram. During Nazi Germany, the emblem was stylized as a swastika. After the plant fell into the possession of Britain, the logo was inverted, and later the background turned not black, but blue. His work was considered the best in the logo competition for VW. Franz was even awarded a prize of 100 Reichsmarks (about $ 400).
P orsche
Porsche is named after the German designer Dr. Ferdinand Porsche, who was the author of many inventions and innovations: in particular, as early as 1897 he created a car that uses solar energy, and in the mid-1930s he created the Volkswagen project, cars, which over time became the most common in the world. Although Porsche founded his own design firm back in 1931, it was not until 1948 that his son Ferry began to assign the name to the cars under development. Their production began in 1950. The reared horse on the company's emblem is borrowed from the coat of arms of the city of Stuttgart, which was founded in the Middle Ages on the site of a stud farm (at the beginning the name was Stuten Garden, "Garden of mares"): horns, red and black stripes are borrowed from the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Württemberg, whose capital was Stuttgart. This “combined” coat of arms appeared as the Porsche emblem in 1952.
P eugeot
Peugeot was formed in 1812 when brothers Jean-Pierre and Jean-Frederic Peugeot converted their “windmill into a steel mill”. Their first products were cylindrical rods for watch movements. Later, the Peugeot plant turned into a real family business. For many decades, they have produced a variety of goods: metal parts, machine tools, umbrellas, irons, Sewing machines, wheels with spokes, and later bicycles. Yes, indeed, we can say that Peugeot's entry into the automotive industry began with bicycles. At the time of the production of bicycles, Peugeot was considered the best bike manufacturer. In 1898, Armand Peugeot began production steam cars and a year later (having met Daimler) switched to gas combustion engines. The lion, on the Peugeot logo was copied by jeweler Justin Blazer from the coat of arms of France in 1847. At the beginning, the logo was used as a mark of the quality of the steel produced, but later, taking on various forms (but retaining the concept), it smoothly moved to cars.
Emile Peugeot and Jules Peugeot, the founders of the company, the fathers of Peugeot Fr? Res, made an offer to a jeweler and engraver from the deep province of Franche-Comte, Julien Belezer, to draw a logo for their new company, which will be a distinctive feature of Peugeot products from competitors.
O pel
The well-known German company, founded in 1899, produced bicycles, motorcycles, cars and trucks. Since 1928, its factories have become the property of the American corporation General Motors. Besides Germany, cars are produced in Belgium, Spain, Poland, Portugal. The company logo changed frequently, but in the end the logo was adopted in the form of the letter "O", crossed out by a zigzag of lightning. This is a tribute to the memory of the successful truck"Blitz" ("Lightning"), the release of which lasted for about 30 years.
M aserati
On December 14, 1914, Alfieri Maserati founded Officine Alfieri Maserati in Bologna. For the basis of the Maserati logo, Mario Maserati (Alfieri and Mario are brothers) took the image of the trident of Neptune, the sculpture of which is located on the city square in Bologna.
But if the image of the trident was taken from the sculpture, then the idea itself has a completely different origin.
History of the logo
Once in the Bologna forest, a wolf attacked Alfieri Maserati with obvious unfriendly intentions. But then a man came to the aid of Alfieri with a pitchfork in his hands. Thanks to the pitchfork and the man's courage, the wolf was defeated, and Alfieri was saved. The rescuer, in gratitude, became a racer in the Maserati team. And the image of the rescue pitchfork was decided to appear on the logo of the cars.
The meaning of car logos - interesting to know updated: 18 February, 2017 by the author: site
Car manufacturers take great care of promoting their brands on the market, endowing their products with unique distinctive emblems - car brand badges.
Even for this, insignificant from a technical point of view, stroke, the consumer is ready to choose the products of large automobile concerns.
The brand is recognizable not only by appearance car or manufacturer's name, but also by the badge located on the radiator grille and bonnet. A list of car brands can be found in any print or online magazine dedicated to the automotive industry.
An excursion into history: how did car emblems appear?
Since 1885, when the first three-wheeled vehicle appeared, its creator Karl Benz marked his "brainchild" with a brand name. Further, with the development of the industry and the transition of the palm in manufacturing from German to French inventors, each of the automakers sought to mark the car with their logo. At first, these were the first letters of the names of the creators, for example "Panhard et Levassor" in 1889 had two large letters PL in front.
In 1900, Benz decided to name his car in honor of his daughter Mercedes, which served as the name of the popular brand of German cars Mercedes, where the triangular star adorns the products of this brand to this day.
With the expansion of the industry, all manufacturers began to choose a specific logo for themselves, striving to endow it with a unique simplicity and recognition. The semantic load of the emblem was different - from the coat of arms of the city in which the production was based, to graphic images of different names and mottos of companies. For many years, auto concerns have been working on improving this small design detail without changing its original appearance. Each photo of car brands is made in such a way that a distinctive emblem must be included in the frame.
Interesting facts about car brands from around the world
According to unverified data, there are now about 2,000 car brands in the world., but it is simply impossible to accurately calculate all the brands of cars in the world. This speaks not only of a large number of car manufacturers, but also of the constant appearance of new companies on the market through mergers or divisions. The newly formed concerns continue to produce both well-known brands and move on to the development of their own unique models, creating new names and badges for them.
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Also, large auto giants can produce a car brand in their country that does not enter the foreign market and remains unknown to a wide range of motorists. Such products also have their own unique emblems.
At this time, most online magazines for motorists create special catalogs, where car brands and their icons with photos are indicated, brief historical information about the manufacturer and a complete the lineup manufactured products. A large number of videos have also been created on car brands with the translation of the name of the badges into Russian.
Car brands, their names and badges
Each car has come a long way from developer to customer. And in the process of creating each brand, designers and constructors tried not only to confirm the good reputation of the car with their name, but also to come up with a special distinctive sign reflecting the basic concepts of the creators. Manufacturers compile ratings of the popularity of car brands every year. Of course, the leading positions are occupied by auto giants with many years of experience in sales in Europe, America and Japan. But they have recently been replaced by young and competitive companies from China.
European cars
- Mercedes-Benz has a three-beamed star design. as "a symbol of power over land, sea and air." The company decided not to change or update such a familiar icon, but simply to separate it from the name in print media since 2007, where the logo will be printed higher than the main name.
- Concern Bayerisch motoren werke before cars was engaged in the manufacture of engines for aircraft and decided not to change anything in the name for their cars. Now one of the world's most recognizable icons with a white propeller reliable and high-quality BMWs are marked against the blue sky.
- Gearmaker André Citroën gave his Citroen cars a bit of history in the badge - two signs with the corners up, as a cogwheel symbol.
- The four rings on Audi signify the merger of the four auto companies into one Auto Union in 1932.
- Father and son Maybachi have endowed their luxury cars with two distinctive “M” letters on the emblem.
- Manufacturers logo Opel symbolizes lightning, and appeared during the creation of the Blitz model.
- Coat of arms of the city of Stuttgart in Germany migrated to respectable and always fashionable Porsche cars.
- Arrow with three feathers on the emblem of the Czech Scoda has been decorating cars since 1895, although in 1991 it was painted black (symbol of longevity) and green (symbol of ecology) colors.
- Peugeot's early model, the Lion, gave rise to emblems with the image of a lion, as a distinctive mark of this brand.
- The Italian Alfa Romeo badge is tricky because it consists of the flag of the municipality of Milan (red and white) and the coat of arms of the Visconti (green snake).
American cars
Japanese cars
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Chinese cars
Many machines have appeared on the market recently Chinese manufacturers... While many talk about plagiarism and pathetic resemblance to the emblems of the leading auto giants, Chinese car brands come with their own badges, which are given the most careful attention during development. Unlike European and American brands, where the emblem mainly reflects historical facts, family achievements or is tied to the place of production origin, Chinese designers develop logos for their young car industry, mainly following the company's motto. Therefore, the icons Chinese stamps cars are closely related to Chinese history and reflect the desire to develop and introduce new technologies:
Every day, when you go out on the street, many cars of different brands, produced in different countries of the world, pass by you. Each of them has a unique emblem on the grille and on the trunk lid -. Of course, this is not a chaotic design fiction. Every combination of numbers, letters and symbols has a meaning.
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For years, experienced designers have been working on any logo of a particular car brand, who try to reflect in it the history, traditions and many other nuances that are important for the owner of the company, thanks to which in the future this particular emblem will be associated with a well-established car brand.
Of course, various stories associated with the names of a particular car are often directly related to the founders of the companies that produce them. Some of these names influence the exterior finish and serve as a starting point for the design of the emblem, a kind of identification mark for the car.
The long history of the automotive industry has its own myths and legends. Basically, they are associated with the history of the creation of a particular emblem (logo) of the car. Each of them has its own message from the past, and books and articles are written about the entertaining stories of creating a logo of a particular trade brand, as well as television programs are shot.
In this article, we will tell you about 100 world car emblems with names and photos. We will cover many countries and almost all continents and parts of the world. Are you ready for an exciting journey? Then buckle up. Go!
Australian
001 Holden
The image of a lion in the name of the company appeared back in the days when it was engraved on the doorstep of the house at the end of the 19th century, at which time the company produced saddles and carriages. In 1928, the famous sculptor J.R. Hoff sculpted the Lion and the Stone sculpture. According to ancient Egyptian legend, a man invented the wheel when he saw a lion rolling a stone. The symbolic image of the Hoffa sculpture formed the basis of the logo of the Australian company.
Holden emblem
Asian
Indian
002 TATA Motors
The emblem of this most famous Indian car brand is somewhat reminiscent of the Korean trademarks of Daewoo and KIA, the same fonts, the same colors. In 1945, the first locomotives left the assembly line of the Indian plant, this was the beginning of the activities of the TATA company. And in 1954, the production of the first cars under the same brand began.
Iranian
003 Iran Khodro
The word "khodro" in translation means "swift horse", hence the horse's head on the shield in the emblem of the Iranian car, which is very similar to the French model Peugeot 405. Brothers Ahmad and Mahmoud Khayyami founded the car company in 1962.
Iran Khodro emblem
Chinese
The color scheme on the emblem of the Chinese car BYD is another example of plagiarism, which has nothing to do with either the process of creating a model or its manufacturers. Look closely and you will see a similarity to the BMW brand name.
BYD emblem
005 Brilliance
Of course, even an ignorant person understands that the name of this brand is translated as “diamond”. By this, the Chinese manufacturers wanted to emphasize the high quality of the offered goods. The trademark itself consists of a combination of two hieroglyphs that mean this word.
Brilliance emblem
006 Chery
In 2013, the Chery Automobile company presented the world with a new modified logo. It looks like an oval with a diamond-like triangle in the center. According to the comments of Chinese manufacturers to the emblem of their cars, the sides of the triangle symbolize the main indicators of the company's work: quality, technology and development.
Chery logo
The emblem of this one of the oldest trade marks consists of two modified hieroglyphs, which are read as "first" and "car". The designers of this symbol claim that they conceived it in the form of a hawk that spread its wings in flight. This symbol is filled with pride in the success of the Chinese engineering industry.
FAW emblem
008 Foton
Another example of imitation. Only in this case, the logo of the Chinese car brand is very similar to the famous sports shoe brand Adidas. At the same time, Foton cars are among the three most significant auto brands in China.
Foton emblem
009 Geely
In April 2014, Geely announced new vehicles with an updated logo design to enter the market. Geely's new emblem retains the design of its Emgrand hybrid concept, but comes in new colors - bright blue and black.
Geely emblem
Geely Emgrand emblem
010 Great wall
For a long time, only small trucks were produced under this brand. Now "Great Wall Motors" is a powerful design and test center located in the Baoding Industrial Park. The emblem bears two large letters "G" and "W". And the closed ring of the logo represents the symbol of the Great Wall of China.
Great Wall emblem
011 Hafei
Cars produced under this brand are inexpensive in cost and are in demand in wide circles of the population. The logo looks like a shield, and the waves symbolize the bed of the Songhua River, near which the city of Harbin is located. It was there that TM Hafei began its history.
Hafei emblem
012 Haima
If you divide the name of this brand into two words "hai" and "ma", then connoisseurs will notice that the first word symbolizes the name of the province of Hainan, and the second the company "Mazda". Even the logo of this car is very similar to its Japanese prototype.
Haima emblem
013 Lifan
The TM Lifan emblem is, schematically, three sailing ships. The very name of the car, translated from the Chinese language, means "to race at full steam."
Lifan emblem
Malaysian
014 Proton
The logo of this Malaysian company initially looked like a crescent and a star with fourteen ends. In the late nineties, the updated car brand received a new emblem. Now it has the appearance of a tiger's head and an inscription with the name of the brand.
Proton emblem
Uzbek
015 Uz-Daewoo
In March 2008, a joint venture “GM Uzbekistan” was established in Uzbekistan. It started producing Uz-Daewoo cars. It is clear that the original logo of the popular Daewoo brand has not changed much. To it only two letters were added on the front. In recent years, the products of this Uzbek company have entered the list of the ten best-selling brands in Russia.
Uz Daewoo emblem
South Korean
016 Daewoo
The word "daewoo" in translation from the Korean language means "big universe". And the emblem of this popular brand from South Korea looks like a stylized sea shell.
Daewoo emblem
017 Hyundai
The emblem of this famous South Korean TM looks very simple. This is the first letter in the name of the company - "H", written in a beautiful design style. But if you look into the dictionary and see the translation of this word, then you will find out that literally it means "modernity", "new era" or "new time".
Hyundai emblem
This word literally translates as "the rise of Asia." The 3D emblem represents a young and energetic company. The red color is the warmth of the Sun, like a striving upward. The ellipse serves as the symbol of the Earth here, it emphasizes the worldwide fame of the brand.
KIA emblem
Japanese
019 Acura
In Latin, the syllable "Acu" means accuracy, reliability and accuracy. The logo contains the letter "A" changed in the form of a caliper. The purpose of this emblem is to highlight the technical and design values of the Japanese brand.
Acura emblem
020 Daihatsu
The emblem of this Japanese brand looks like a stylized letter "D" and symbolizes convenience and compactness. For completeness, remember the company's slogan "We make it compact" and you will understand everything.
Daihatsu emblem
021 Honda
Deciphering the meaning of the TM "Honda" logo is very simple. Firstly, this is the first letter of the word, and secondly, this is the surname of the founder of the company, Soichiro Honda.
022 Infiniti
During the initial work on the creation of the logo, the idea was to use the infinity sign, because in translation the word has exactly this meaning. But, then they made it in the form of a road going to infinity. This symbol has an underlying meaning of perfection in everything.
Infiniti emblem
023 Isuzu
Everything is elementary, the logo looks like a capital letter "I" in a stylized version. But, wise Japanese, and in one letter can find a bunch of meanings. They interpret this logo and, especially, its color scheme as an openness to the world and burning hearts of the company's employees.
Isuzu emblem
024 Lexus
The idea for the logo belongs to the Italian designer Giorgetto Giugiaro. He didn't like the first idea of the logo, which looks like a heraldic shield. He came up with the idea to bend in dynamics and place the capital letter of the model in an oval. In his opinion, this option symbolizes luxury.
Lexus emblem
025 Mazda
Starting in 1934, the logo of this car had six variants. The latter was recorded in 1997 and presented to the world along with the slogan "Zoom-Zoom". In keeping with the spirit of the company, the capital letter M with wings symbolizes the ideas of freedom and flight. There is a legend that the grandfather of the founder of the company was a great admirer of Chekhov and once came to the Moscow Art Theater for the play "The Seagull". Many years later, his grandson saw the seagull logo on the old program and decided to use it in his business.
Mazda emblem
026 Mitsubishi
The name of another popular Japanese brand has a secret meaning. Its name consists of two words "mitsu" - "three", and "hishi" - "water chestnut", it is also called "diamond-shaped diamond". The official translation of the word sounds like "three diamonds". And the company's logo combines the coat of arms of its founders, the Iwasaki family, which consists of a three-row diamond and a three-leaf Tosa clan crest.
Mitsubishi emblem
027 Nissan
The name of the company appeared in 1934 from the merger of two words meaning directly the country of manufacture, Japan, and its industry. The red circle on the company logo symbolizes the rising sun and a sense of sincerity. The blue rectangle is the symbol for the sky. This emblem perfectly fits the company's motto "Sincerity brings success".
028 Subaru
Translated from Japanese, the word "subaru" can be translated as "showing the way" or "gathering together", as well as a galaxy of stars in the Taurus Constellation. The car emblem on which six stars "shine" matters High Quality workmanship, the use of advanced technology and the remarkable driving performance of the machine.
Subaru emblem
029 Suzuki
The history of this logo is also insanely simple. The Latin letter "S" is stylized as a Japanese hieroglyph and this is the first letter of the surname of the founder of this TM, Michio Suzuki.
Suzuki emblem
030 Toyota
In 2004, the emblem of the famous Toyota brand underwent some changes. The manufacturers of this product promised excellent quality to their customers. Accordingly, the emblem should have become excellent. This is a three-dimensional image in metallic silver, with three ovals, two of which are located perpendicularly in the center of the composition and symbolize mutual understanding between the manufacturer and the customers.
Toyota emblem
American
031 Buick
The emblem of the luxury car Buick has changed many times. In 1975, the name of the company returned to the logo again, as at the very beginning of the production of this model. And when the company launched a new version of the car called the Skyhawk, the figure of a hawk was added to the logo. The Skyhawk ceased to exist in the late eighties, and the three coats of arms of the Scottish aristocrats and the Buick family company founders returned to the emblem.
Buick emblem
032 Cadillac
In 1999, the owner of TM Cadillac, the GM concern, decided to make changes to the existing emblem. In order to make it modern in the coming 21st century, it was decided to remove the images of birds and crowns from it. The remaining coat of arms of the ancient noble family de la Motte Cadillacs and the wreath framing it were decided to be made in the form of graphics. Piet Mondrian, an abstract artist from the Netherlands, was invited to work on the new emblem. Thus, at the turn of the century, it turned out to combine the past and the future.
Cadillac emblem
033 Chevrolet
There are several versions of the appearance of the emblem of this iconic car. One of them says that one of the founders of the company, William Durant, while visiting Paris, saw this drawing on the wallpaper of a hotel room and made it the logo of a new car. According to another version, Durant often drew different variants of the emblem and as a result drew the same bow tie, which became the emblem of Chevrolet. And finally, the latest version is that Durant saw an advertisement for a coal company using this symbol in one of the newspapers and patented it for his business.
Chevrolet emblem
034 Chrysler
The twists and turns of the history of the Chrysler car emblem are similar to the long-running Brazilian TV series. Per last century his appearance changed a huge number of times. For example, in 2007, it looked like a star with five rays. And in 2009 it was changed again, and now it looks like its name, placed on a blue background with outstretched silver wings.
Chrysler emblem
035 Dodge
The Dodge logo has changed many times during the 20th century. In 2010, it was decided to remove the ram's head from the emblem and make a simple inscription with the name of the company and two oblique stripes.
Dodge emblem
036 Eagle
The logo of this trade brand is a triangle with arched sides in the form of a coat of arms, inside which there is a contour image of an eagle's head. The emblem is completely black with white contour lines.
037 Ford
In 2003, in honor of the centenary, it was decided to make small changes to the logo. The company returned to the oval emblem with "flying letters" from 1927, replacing only the color lining in it from purple to blue with tints.
Ford emblem
General Motors Corporation was founded in 1916. The founders of the company, the Grabowski brothers, were engaged in the production of trucks before the creation of GM. After William Durand joined them, the company took on a new name and united the entire Michigan engineering industry around itself. The emblem is nothing special and only benefits from colors red with a silver frame.
GMC emblem
039 Hummer
Initially, this trademark of the General Motors SUV was intended for use in the army, a little later it began to be sold to civilians. There are no frills in the emblem. And why are they in the army?
Hummer emblem
040 Jeep
Just like the Hummer, the Jeep car was made for military use and therefore no one paid much attention to the originality of its logo. In the beginning, it simply did not exist. When the car was launched on a wide sale, a logo appeared, representing two circles and seven rectangles arranged vertically. This composition is visually similar to the front of an SUV.
Jeep emblem
041 Lincoln
The Lincoln logo is based on a stylized compass that simultaneously points to all cardinal directions. At a time when this brand was a huge success around the world, such a logo was appropriate. At the moment, the demand for the company's products has dropped significantly even in the United States.
Lincoln emblem
042 Mercury
Not so long ago, the stylized letter "M" appeared in the logo of the Mercury automobile brand. And in 1939, Henry Ford's son Edsel came up with a name for the new car in honor of the patron saint of trade, the god Mercury, and depicted his profile on the emblem of the car.
Mercury emblem
043 Oldsmobile
The last of the existing emblems of the now defunct company was made in the Japanese automotive style, characterized by simplicity and conciseness. It looked like a stylized letter that "breaks" through the oval frame in which it is located. The emblem was intended to symbolize the technological modification of the model, which is able to compete with similar car models from Europe and Japan. There was also a slight "nod" in the direction of the old logo, in the form of a hint of a rocket inside the emblem.
Oldsmobile emblem
044 Plymouth
In 2001, this brand ceased to exist. Until that moment, its logo looked like the Mayflower ship, with the help of which its discoverers sailed to America, moored at the Plymouth Stone.
Plymouth emblem
045 Pontiac
At the beginning of the existence of this car, its emblem was an Indian headdress. In 1957, its appearance was changed, and it became like a red arrow, which is visually located in the place of the bifurcation of the radiator. Unfortunately, this brand American car ordered to live long.
Pontiac emblem
This car, from Chrysler Group LLC, bears the badge-horned ram's head logo in the middle of the emblem. The entire composition is finished in metallic silver with a sheen.
RAM emblem
047 Saturn
Another car from the “dropped out” category. Its emblem bears the image of the planet Saturn with rings. The inscription on the emblem is executed in the same font as on the Saturn-5 launch vehicle that delivered the Americans to the moon.
Saturn emblem
048 Scion
For this brand, the logo was invented by the designers of California. It is based on the letter "S" in the form of exposed shark fins, since this car was originally intended for fans of extreme sports and fishing on the ocean. The word "scion" is translated as "heir".
Scion emblem
European
English
049 Aston martin
The logo of the beloved car of the first James Bond appeared in 1921 in the form of the letters "A" and "M", which were inscribed in a circle. The founder of the company Lionel Martin gave his brainchild the second part of the name, and the first part was taken from the town of Aston Clinton in England, where the car won its first race. In 1927, wings were added to the existing emblem.
Aston Martin emblem
050 Bentley
The open wings symbolizing speed, independence and strength are successfully inscribed in the TM Bentley logo. In the middle of the composition is the letter "B", in honor of the founder of the company Walter Bentley. The background on which the letter is located is very important. The green background is for racing cars, red is for models with a subtle taste, and black stands for power and strength.
Bentley emblem
051 Caterham
The emblem of this TM at the beginning of its creation bore striking similarities with the logo of the Lotus car. The magic number 7 has been on the logo for quite some time and has been associated with the Caterham Super Seven brand. In January 2014, a brand new logo appeared with the traditional green color and contours of the UK flag.
Caterham emblem
052 Jaguar
It is clear that the symbol of this car is a famous feline animal. So a car with this name should have power, beauty and grace. A sketch of a jumping jaguar was drawn in 1935 by the head of advertising and sales at Swallow Sidecars and shown the drawing to sculptor Gordon Crosby. And he blinded such a graceful figure of a jaguar in a jump. There was a time when cunning car dealers sold this figure to car buyers for an extra fee.
Jaguar emblem
053 Land rover
Land is land, Rover is wanderer. A car wandering the Earth. This is the essence of this remarkable SUV. More than 60 years have passed since Maurice Wilkes came up with this name for his ATVs. There are two types of TM Land Rover emblems. The first looks like silver letters on a black background, the second looks like gilded letters on a green background.
Land Rover emblem
054 Lotus
The TM "Lotus" logo is a bright yellow circle resembling the sun, and a triangle inscribed in it in British Racing Green. The name of the car brand and the initials of its creator Anthony Colin Bruce Chapman (ACBC) are inscribed in the triangle.
Lotus emblem
Apparently the designers did not sweat for long over the creation of this brand name. The brand name is simply inscribed inside a regular octagon.
MG emblem
056 MINI
It is one of the flying winged brands that traditionally mean agility, speed, strength and freedom. And black is strong in innovation, dynamics, elegance and excellence. And how can it be without silver color with its sophistication and grandeur. No way!
MINI emblem
057 Morgan
Apparently the favorite representatives of the fauna in the UK are birds. Another “winged” logo with a cruciform emblem on the background of a circle and the inscription Morgan has a small enterprise from England “Morgan Motor Company”, which produces sports coupe cars in retro style with the most modern “insides”.
Morgan emblem
058 Noble
The brand's emblem bears the name of Lee Noble, who was the main designer and managed Noble from 1996 to 2009. The company is now producing sports cars with high speeds.
Noble emblem
059 Rolls-royce
There are two emblems for this famous car. The first one contains double letters RR. These are the names of the founders of the brand, Sir Henry Royce and Charles Stuart Rolls. There is a version that the color of the letters changed from red to black immediately after the death of Sir Henry Royce in 1933. Another symbol of this car, which is placed on the hood, is a figurine of a woman floating, as if taking off, with a fluttering dress. This figurine is sometimes called the Spirit of Delight.
Rolls-Royce emblem
This car owes its birth to two British engineers - Trevor Wilkinson and Jack Picard, who in 1947 formed the company "TVR Engineering" and gave it the name Wilkinson - TreVoR. The company specializes in light sports cars.
TVR emblem
061 Vauxhall
The emblem of this oldest British car brand adorns the image of a griffin - a mythical creature with the body and head of a lion and eagle wings. The name TM comes from the area on the south bank of the Thames.
Vauxhall emblem
Italian
062 Alfa romeo
In 1910, the draftsman Romano Cattaneo stood waiting for a tram at the Piazza Castello station in Milan. Suddenly he turned his gaze to the image of the red cross on the flag of Milan and to the emblem that adorned the facade of the house of the noble Visconti family. The emblem depicted a snake that swallows a person. Over time, he combined the cross and the snake. The result is the logo of a well-known automotive brand. In 1916, the word Romeo was added to the first name, in honor of the Naples businessman Nicola Romeo, who became the new owner of the company.
Alfa Romeo emblem
063 Ferrari
The prancing horse in the emblem of this TM was first placed on airplanes piloted by Francesco Baraca during the First World War. In 1923, Alfa Romeo driver Enzo Ferrari and Barak's parents met. They suggested that the rider put a prancing horse drawing on his racing car as a symbol of good luck and in memory of their son. Ferrari did just that, adding the official yellow color of his hometown of Modena to the drawing and lifting the horse's tail up.
Ferrari emblem
064 Fiat
In 2007, after Fiat won the Car of the Year world title for the eighth time, it was decided to change its emblem. The red color and shape of the shield has been preserved from the old model. Three-dimensional features of shape and color have been added. They symbolize the development of advanced technologies in production, features of Italian design, dynamics and individualism.
Fiat emblem
065 Lamborghini
This emblem was invented by the founder of the company Ferruccio Lamborghini. He placed the bull on the emblem because he was born under the zodiac sign of Taurus. According to legend, Lamborghini simply copied the Ferrari shield and changed the yellow and black colors in places.
Lamborghini emblem
066 Lancia
In 1911, the first logo of this Italian car brand was created. It had the appearance of a four-spoke steering wheel with an accelerator handle, which is under the flag and the name of the brand. This emblem was invented by Carlo Biscaretti di Ruffia. In 1929, he proposed placing the emblem on a triangular shield. Over time, the shape and color of the emblem changed, various elements appeared and disappeared, but the basics of the logo, invented in 1929, have survived to this day.
Lancia emblem
067 Maserati
This company was founded in 1914 in the city of Bologna and specializes in the production of sports cars and business class cars. The logo features a trident, which is one of the elements of the Neptune fountain in the company's hometown.
Maserati emblem
068 Bugatti
The logo of this old Italian brand was invented by its founder Ettore Bugatti. It is an oval shape of pearls, studded with pearls along the edges. The fact is that Ettore's father, Carlo Bugatti, was engaged in jewelry design. In honor of his father, Ettore came up with the logo. In addition, inside the logo you can see the initials of the founder of the company "E" and "B". The red color of the emblem embodies passion, excitement and energy, black - masculinity and the desire for excellence, and white refers to the concepts of nobility, purity and elegance.
Bugatti emblem
Spanish
069 SEAT
The capital letter of the company "Sociedad Española de Automóviles de Turismo" in gray and the name of the car brand in red form the basis of the new SEAT emblem. It began to be produced in 1950. In those days, there were only 3 cars per 1000 inhabitants of Spain.
SEAT emblem
German
070 Audi
The emblem of this car can be roughly called the "sign of four". The four rings on the car's logo represent the conglomerate of four previously independent companies, Audi, DKW, Horch and Wanderer, which merged in 1932.
Audi emblem
In 1917, the first version of the famous TM BMW was created, which looked like a rotating propeller. The logo was full of small details and in 1920 they decided to change it. The circle from the propeller was divided into four components with alternating light silver color and a shade of blue sky. Plus, blue and white are the main colors of the Bavarian flag.
BMW emblem
072 Volkswagen
Translated from German, this word means "people's car". In 1934, its release was authorized by the leaders of the Third Reich. In 1945, the German military authorities took over the management of the company. The city where the cars were produced took the name Wolfsburg and its coat of arms became the first Volkswagen logo. It depicted Wolsburg Castle and the figure of a wolf. For the export version of the car, the letters "V" and "W" appeared in the logo.
Volkswagen emblem
The luxury car maker Maybach has decided to place two large Ms on its emblem, which originally symbolized Maybach Motorenbau and now have a new meaning Maybach Manufaktur.
Maybach emblem
074 Mercedes-Benz
The brand emblem of the famous German manufacturer was registered on March 26, 1901. The meaning of the three-ray star is that the motors produced by the company are suitable for use on earth, sky and water. For the first time, this star is mentioned in a letter from the founder of the company, Gottlieb Daimler, which he wrote to his wife. He implied that the star would point to the site where the new Daimler home in Deutz would be built and that it would be located on top of the rooftop of his new car factory, symbolizing the company's success. Daimler's sons decided to use this symbol in the emblem of the new car.
Mercedes-Benz emblem
075 Opel
In 2002, Opel decided to make its logo brighter and more dynamic. The lightning was replaced by a large three-dimensional sign, and the name of the company shifted down.
Opel emblem
076 Porsche
The car was named after Dr. Ferdinand Porsche. The reared horse was taken from the coat of arms of the city of Stuttgart, and the appearance of horns, red and black stripes on the emblem is due to the coat of arms of the kingdom of Württemberg, in which Stuttgart was the capital. This logo appeared on the car in 1952.
Porsche emblem
Of course, for the flux of the English language, it will not be difficult to translate the word "smart" as "smart". But, this is not the case. This word contains parts of three other words: "Swatch" (the famous Swiss watch brand), "Mercedes" (the current owner of the brand) and "Art" (art). At the beginning of the emblem is the letter "C", which means the compactness of the car and an arrow, hinting at the avant-garde thinking.
Smart emblem
078 Wiesmann
The models of this car company are called "exclusives". This is also hinted at by the lizard, which is placed on the hood of the car. She symbolizes speed, extravagance and wealth.
Wiesmann emblem
Polish
The abbreviation for this Polish brand comes from the name of the Passenger Car Factory (Fabryka Samochodow Osobowych). It was founded in 1951. There is a legend that in 1684 the world's first scooter was developed, which was powered by rocket engine... Then the literal translation of the emblem sounds like Special Scooter Factory. In the emblem, the letter "F" consists of a part of the letter "S" and is outlined by the letter "O". And red is a manifestation of passion, quality and trust.
FSO emblem
Russian
080 VIS
The emblem of the VAZinterService company is a graphic design using the letters "B", "I" and "C". This is a subsidiary of AvtoVAZ, which specializes in the production of pickups for various purposes.
WIS emblem
081 GAS
The Gorky Automobile Plant produces cars Volga, Chaika and several types of trucks. The logo of the plant was made public in 1950 and was very similar to the coat of arms of the Nizhny Novgorod principality. The emblem features a prancing deer. The image of the logo has undergone changes over the years.
GAZ emblem
082 ZIL
This famous Russian brand has a fairly simple logo with stylized letters. It was invented in 1944 by the body designer I.A. Sukhorukov for the ZIL-114 model. The head of his department liked the emblem, and he handed it over for approval to the top management of the plant. Likhachev.
ZIL emblem
083 Izh
In 2005, the production of cars under this name was discontinued. The plant from Izhevsk became the property of the Russian Technologies company. And the old logo was a combination of two unfinished hemispheres with oblique rounded lines in white in the middle of the logo, symbolizing the letters "I" and "Ж". And also a stylized inscription "AUTO" under the emblem.
IZH emblem
084 Lada
In 1994, the emblem of the Russian model Lada appeared in the form of a boat under sail in white on a blue background. The logo was updated by Steve Mattin, chief designer of AvtoVAZ, who previously headed the design department at Volvo. This emblem hints at the location of the plant in the Volga city of Samara. Long ago, the rook was the main one vehicle for the transportation of merchant goods along the Volga. On the logo, the letter "B" is drawn in the form of a rook.
Lada emblem
085 Moskvich
Moskvich's logo has undergone changes many times. But, on it, the image of the Kremlin, symbolizing Moscow, was always clearly traced. The last emblem of this car looks very straightforward. The contours of the battlements of the Kremlin wall are connected with the stylized letter "M".
Moskvich emblem
086 Oka
The emblem of this Russian passenger car looks like stylized capital letters of the word "Oka". This brand was launched in 1988. In the Russian Federation, the KamAZ plant produces Oka with the letter K, AvtoVAZ produces Lada Oku-2, and SeAZ has launched the production of Oka with the letter C.
OKA emblem
087 UAZ
In 1962, the well-known “circle with a swallow” became the emblem of the Ulyanovsk Automobile Plant. At the beginning of the new century, the name began to be written in Latin letters, and the company changed its logo. Now it is green and with changed shapes.
UAZ emblem
Romanian
088 Dacia
A company from Romania has come up with an emblem for its car based on a blue shield with the manufacturer's name written on it. Then the emblem became even simpler. This time they did without a shield. All that remains is the silver emblem with the name of the company.
Dacia emblem
Ukrainian
089 Bohdan
The Ukrainian car "Bogdan" has a logo in the form of the Latin letter "B", which looks like a sailboat with inflated sails. It is a symbol of good luck and success, a tailwind when traveling. The letter is placed in an ellipse on a green background. Green means the processes of growth and renewal, the gray color of the letter and the ellipse hints at perfection.
Bogdan emblem
090 ZAZ
The emblem of the Zaporozhye Automobile Plant has been changed. Previously, it depicted the Zaporozhye hydroelectric power station, at the top of which the letters ZAZ were located.
ZAZ emblem
Czech
091 Skoda
The emblem of the famous Czech car in the form of a "winged arrow" appeared in 1926. For 5 years (1915-1920) Mr. Maglie worked on this logo. As a result, he got a stylized Indian head, which is wearing a headdress with a round clasp and five feathers.
Skoda emblem
Swedish
092 Koenigsegg
This Swedish company produces exclusive sports-grade products. It was founded in 1994 by Christian von Koenigsegg. The logo is designed as a shield with orange and red diamond-shaped lines.
Koenigsegg emblem
093 Saab
The logo of this company is an image of a griffin, which has the body of a lion, as well as the head and wings of an eagle. They took it from the logo of the Vabis-Scania company, which produced trucks, after its acquisition by the Saab concern. The logo bears great resemblance to the TM Scania emblem.
SAAB emblem
094 Volvo
The word "volvo" from the Latin language is translated as "I roll." The main composition of the logo is the antique symbol of iron. In ancient Rome, he was closely associated with the God of War Mars, who used only iron weapons in battles. And iron is a symbol of durability, reliability and high quality.
Volvo emblem
French
095 Aixam
The French subcompact car company was formed in 1983. Its logo is very simple and straightforward. It's a capital A on a blue background, inscribed in a circle with a red outline. Below is the name of the company, written in capital letters directed towards the center.
Aixam emblem
096 Matra
Apart from cars, this brand also produced aerospace equipment, weapon systems, bicycles, and telecommunications equipment. The logo is the company name in black capital letters and a circle with black and white stripes, inside which is an arrow pointing to the right.
Matra emblem
097 Peugeot
Sometimes the owners of this car affectionately call it "lion cub". At the beginning of their careers, the founders of the company, brothers Jules and Emile Peugeot, were engaged in the manufacture of cutting tools. And in this case, the lion was a symbol of flexibility, speed and strength. And now, after a while, this symbol migrated from the surface of the saw to the surface of the car. At first, the lion seemed to be walking along the arrow, but then he was reared up.
Peugeot emblem
098 Renault
This company had many logos. The most famous is the vertical rhombus, which appeared in 1925. In 1972 and 1992, it was radically changed. In 2004, a yellow background appeared on the emblem, and in 2007 the inscription RENAULT was added at the bottom.
Renault emblem
099 Simca
The logo of the now extinct French car Simca featured a heraldic base divided into a blue and red background on the inside. Moreover, the red background was one third more than the blue one. In the upper blue part of the emblem there was a stylized image of a white swallow, and the name of the company was written in white elongated letters at the bottom.
Simca logo
100 Venturi
The emblem of this TM looks like an oval, bordered by a silver stripe and a red background inside. In the center there is a coat-of-arms triangle, inside which there is a bird with outstretched wings; above it, along the upper contour, the name of the company is written in capital letters. The color background inside the triangle is dark blue.
Venturi emblem
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