The car logo is a symbol of a car’s status. Every car logo has an intriguing story. Even the seemingly simplest car logo often has a deep meaning. Car logos come in various shapes, and they are vivid witnesses that record the history of automobile development. They have gone through vicissitudes of life, and also contain the hopes and pains of generations of manufacturers, including the ups and downs of honor and disgrace. And if you put all the animal logos in one place, you can almost open a zoo.

Lamborghini logo (cow)

Lamborghini’s logo is a bull full of strength, ready to launch a fierce attack on its opponents. It is said that Lamborghini himself has this kind of bullish temperament that is not to be outdone, and it also reflects the characteristics of Lamborghini's products, because the cars produced by the company are all high-power, high-speed sports cars. The company name is omitted from the trademarks on the front and rear of the car, leaving only a stubborn cow. Lamborghini was born to be Ferrari's enemy, and is destined to be a strong rival to all supercars in the world.

Changan Taurus (cow)

Like Lamborghini, the car logo is also a cow. Changan Taurus is a brand-new car developed by Changan Automobile to adapt to the new market environment. Mini car products are jointly created by designers from many countries. They are the culmination of 30 years of car manufacturing technology and create a new generation of high-end mini cars that are models in the mini car industry.

Ferrari logo (horse)

Ferrari is an Italian automobile manufacturer founded by Enzo Ferrari in 1929. It mainly manufactures Formula One racing cars, racing cars and high-end cars. Performance sports car. The first car to wear the Ferrari "red-maned horse" logo and take the lead on the track was the 166 SPYDER CORSA, which was improved from the 125 racing car. It was equipped with a 1992cc inline six-cylinder engine and won the first place. In 1948, "Ferrari" became the double champion of Italy's Tacca Fourio and Mili-Meglia competitions. From then on, "Ferrari" became famous and became the "Prancing Horse Legend" that successively won more than 5,000 races.

Porsche (Horse)

There is also a horse in the middle of the Porsche logo. This horse is not an ordinary horse. It is a precious horse produced in Stuttgart, the headquarters of Porsche Company. horse. The antler patterns on the upper left and lower right, as well as the black and red stripes, are the badges of Württemberg during the Weimar Republic and are full of historical dignity and regional characteristics. The overall car logo gives people a complicated yet gorgeous feeling.

Ford Mustang (Horse)

The Ford Mustang logo (MUSTANG) uses a running Mustang, indicating that the car is extremely fast. Mustang is a rare mustang produced in California and Mexico. With it as the car logo, it symbolizes youthful and unrestrained charm. The car has become an enduring American brand sports car.

Baojun (Horse)

The Baojun brand's LOGO is in the shape of a shield, with a raised horse's head in the middle.

Hanteng Auto (Ma)

Having the same origin as Zotye, it is a brand of Tieniu Group. Zotye’s new brother brand Hanteng looks so familiar at first glance. Isn’t it a 3D version of the Ferrari Prancing Horse logo? In fact, this horse is not a different horse. The design implication of the outer circle and the inner square is the harmony of the wise circle and the square oriental wisdom. The background color is the auspicious Chinese red, which represents the surging power of the Chinese brand to create a car that is loved by the Chinese people.

Alfa Romeo (Snake)

The dancing snake in the logo is based on the family emblem of the Duke of Visconti, the lord of Milan in the Middle Ages. This logo is also the emblem of the city of Milan. , the cross represents the story of the Crusaders' expedition from Milan, giving the car romance and interest.

Peugeot (Lion)

When it comes to lions, everyone’s reaction must be ferocious. But this little lion of Peugeot is just looking cute.

Roewe (Lion)

In the middle of the pattern is a Chinese watch guarded by two lions. Huabiao is a classic totem symbol in Chinese culture. It not only contains the majesty of the nation, but also has the meaning of being far-sighted and praying for the prosperity and harmonious development of the country.

Jaguar (Leopard)

Jaguar (JAGUAR) is a famous brand product of British cars. The trademark is a sculpture of a leaping "jaguar", which is strong and brave and looks like a car. It is both divine and modern, with a sense of the times and visual impact. It not only represents the name of the company, but also shows the power and speed of running forward, symbolizing that the car is galloping around the world like a Jaguar.

Dodge (Sheep)

Although it sells sheep heads, it sells cars. This majestic sheep head not only means that the Dodge is strong and tough and good at dueling, but also represents the simple and unpretentious civilian tendency of the Dodge. But now it has become the natural choice of wealthy businessmen and celebrities everywhere, focusing on inner luxury and comfort but simple and honest appearance.

Weizmann (lizard)

Weizmann Automobile Company is headquartered in Germany, and its logo is a lizard. The company currently has more than 60 employees, most of whom are senior technicians with unique skills. Each Weizmann sports car is hand-built, and all components of the vehicle are tailor-made according to the customer's requirements. Since customers order a variety of body electrical equipment, even the wiring harness on the car is wound by hand. On the basis of handcrafting, Weizmann's models combine BMW engine power and retro body lines, plus textured leather coverings and detailed modifications from the inside out to create a unique high-quality sports car. .

Saab (...)

I don’t know what kind of animal this car logo is. Saab, which originally built military aircraft, wanted to convey a kind of image with a monster pattern wearing a crown, half eagle and half lion. Alertness to war, and an attitude to defend power. After World War II, Saab moved its aircraft-making technology and experience to the ground and began producing cars.