How much do you know about the meaning behind these common car signs?

I believe many people know what the logo of a car brand looks like; However, if you ask everyone what each element in these constellations represents, I'm afraid not many people can answer it.

In view of this, today I decided to share with you the meaning behind some common car brand logos and see how much I know. ...

Abbas

Seeing this scorpion logo, many people know that it is Abbas, a sub-brand of Fiat's main sports; As for why scorpions are used, it is because the founder of Scorpio, Carlo Abbas (Carlo? Abarth) constellation, so I take the scorpion as a symbol. Of course, the three colors "green, white and red" on Abarth logo represent Italy, which is the same as the symbol on Ferrari logo.

Alfa Romeo

The red cross on Alfa Romeo's logo is actually a symbol of Milan, while the pattern of poisonous snakes eating people on the right is the badge of the Vicati family that rules Milan. And just like the main body of the logo, alpha? Romeo is actually a group, in which the alpha is Anonima? Lombardy? Fabrika. The abbreviation of Automobili is the original name of automobile factory; Romeo bought Nicholas from the automobile factory in 19 15. Romeo's surname

Aston Martin

Aston martin's flying wing symbolizes speed. It is said that the original design was inspired by the flying wing logo of Bentley. In addition, the central sign "Aston? Martin "represents Lionel, one of the founders of the company? Martin won the climbing competition in Aston Mountain, which is also the origin of aston martin brand name.

Audi

Audi's four-ring logo comes from its predecessor Auto? Union), representing Audi, DKW, Hodge and Rover respectively. The interlocking of the four rings means union. In addition, it is worth mentioning that the silver used in the logo is actually a common color of German racing cars, which also means that Audi is a German automobile brand and advocates automobile sports.

German BMW Motor Works (Bavarian Motor Works)

The logo of BMW is usually called blue sky and white clouds, but the blue and white pattern inside actually represents Bavaria, where BMW is headquartered, because the state flag of Bavaria is designed in blue and white; In the outer circle, there is RAPP, the predecessor of BMW. Motor means engine.

Bugatti

The black "EB" pattern on the Bugatti logo is actually the founder of the company, Eitor Bugatti (Eitor? Bugatti? The abbreviation of the full name, while the 60 dots distributed on the edge of the logo have two completely different interpretations; Some people think it is a pearl that stands for striking, while others think it is a symbol of the locking steel wire that Bugatti used in the engine in his early days because of the lack of washers.

Buick

Buick Three Shield came out in 1959, marking the launch of three new models: LeSabre, Invicta and Electra. This logo is based on the founder David buick (David? Buick) comes from the family coat of arms and also adopts the red, white and blue colors representing the family; The silver around the logo represents the brand positioning of its high-end car.

Chevrolet car

Chevrolet's yellow cross was not used until two years after the company was founded, and its representative was Louis Chevrolet, the founder of the company. Chevrolet was born in Switzerland. According to legend, Louis Chevrolet saw a design in a newspaper at that time, and then he was inspired to create the logo we see today.

Citroen

The founder of Citroen, Andre Citroen (André? Citroen? N) 190 1 I went to Poland to buy the patent of double-screw gear milling machine and started to engage in gear production. Therefore, the two "inverted V's" on the Citroen logo actually represent a pair of meshing gears, symbolizing that they actually started to produce gears.

Modern Times

On the surface, the italicized "H" on the modern logo corresponds to the initials of the company name Hyundai, but in fact, this "H" also symbolizes the handshake of mutual trust between two people, which represents the meaning of mutual trust between the company and consumers.

Lamborghini

Abbas, for example, because the founder of the company, ferruccio Lamborghini? Lamborghini's constellation is Taurus, so Lamborghini's logo also uses Taurus. As for the shape of this golden bull, it is said that it was inspired by Ferrucio Lamborghini's visit to Seville in 1962.

Maserati

Maserati's Trident logo is inspired by the statue of Poseidon in Bologna Square, which means that Bologna is the birthplace of Maserati. Of course, Trident also represents strength, symbolizing the surging performance of Maserati's products.

Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz's three-pointed star logo was first used in its cars on 19 10. The three spokes represent land, sea and air respectively. This originated from Gottlieb daimler (Gottlieb? Daimler drew a three-pointed star pattern on the postcard sent to his wife. At that time, Daimler wrote on a postcard: One day, this star will witness the success of our factory.

Beautiful; Handsome; France Peugeot

At present, the Peugeot logo we see has actually been used since the launch of 1948 Peugeot 203, which represents the founder of Peugeot, armand peugeot? Peugeot) was born in Komi, France (France? Kong Di).

Porsche

Porsche's logo is basically a collection of its headquarters logos. The middle "Stuttgart" is the location of Porsche headquarters in Stuttgart, which means "stallion garden" in ancient German. As for the outer ring, the elements are taken from the coat of arms of Baden-Wü rttemberg, where the company is located.

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