Cadillac (What does the car logo mean?

The Cadillac logo consists of a laurel wreath surrounding the classic shield shape, which is composed of small blocks of various colors, with red representing courage, silver representing pure love, and blue representing exploration.

Cadillac founder Henry Leland (Henry Martyn Leland), a New England manufacturer, placed great emphasis on machining accuracy, build quality and interchangeability of parts, and believed that this was a rapidly increasing output and the key to expanding the scale of automobile development. Under the guidance of this very novel idea at the time, by 1906 Cadillac's Detroit factory had become the largest, most complete and best-equipped automobile factory in the world at that time, and it produced the best cars. In 1909, Cadillac joined General Motors. Since then, Cadillac has paid more attention to luxury and comfort when designing cars. To this day, Cadillac still maintains this tradition and is world-famous for producing luxury cars.