Look at these six "spoofed" car logos. Here comes Bao Jun with four legs. Rider: Talented.

Every industry has some famous brands, and so does the automobile industry. Every brand has its own logo, and the logo types of cars are varied, including "animal department", "letter department" and "image department". What this small series wants to say is related to logo. Next, I will show you six car logos that have been "spoofed". The creativity is wide open, and the riders: talented.

The first one is the Volkswagen logo. People who know or don't know cars know that they are afraid of Mercedes-Benz Land Rover, but they are afraid of the public. As a result, this spoof really added the word letter to the Volkswagen logo.

The logo of the second Ferrari luxury sports car must be familiar to everyone. There are many horses with protruding front hoofs on one side of the yellow shield, and some spoof netizens changed handsome horses into wild donkeys. This abrupt difference is really funny.

Everyone knows the logo of the third Baojun. The high head of a good horse is so arrogant, but some owners think that only the horse's head is not very good, so they find a car sticker and add a body to the arrogant horse's head, and the four-legged Baojun comes out. Maybe the owner thinks that adding four legs to this horse will make this Baojun run faster!

The fourth person may like riding a horse, but the next owner will definitely like riding a leopard. This car is a Jaguar. Jaguar's logo is a leopard running at high speed, which allows the owner to directly add an expression pack that was very popular at that time. It's really funny to let this expression pack ride on a leopard.

The logo of the fifth Peugeot car is a standing lion. The childlike master posted four little lions directly behind him, much like a little monster who followed the king around the mountain.

The sixth is that the Toyota logo was directly changed into a small crab by the owner, which is really interesting. Although these icons are very cute and interesting, Bian Xiao wants to tell everyone that it is illegal to change the signs!

This article comes from car home, the author of the car manufacturer, and does not represent car home's position.