Cadillac logo

Cadillac's logo is the corolla coat of arms, which represents the leading position in the automobile industry. Cadillac, a brand of General Motors, was founded in Detroit, USA, 1902. Cadillac is a luxury brand from America. Cadillac owns many luxury cars and SUVs, as well as some sports cars. Cadillac S's well-known Corolla coat of arms represents its leading position in the automobile industry. This profound and exquisite symbol is also the representative of Cadillac family as a royal aristocrat. This also shows the courage and honor of the founder of Detroit. Corolla is from Cadillac, the badge used by the teacher. Although Cadillac was not registered as a trademark until 1906. But it has been used since September 1902. In the early badge design, merlettes leans to the left, and the garlands of tulip buds extend upward from both sides and meet at the crown at the top. From 19 16 to 19 18, Cadillac's logo is a tulip bud and a crown inlaid with nine pearls on the original registered trademark. The pearls in the crown later became seven, designed on the shield. This design has been used since 1925. 1933, in order to better combine with Cadillac's flowing water model, the designer made the logo grow wings. After the war, Cadillac introduced new logos, including the basic "V" and Corolla design. 1947, the logo put the word "V" with Corolla for the first time. Starting from the model of 1956, Cadillac's logo gradually became longer, lower and wider. Million car purchase subsidy