The Cadillac icon is as follows:

The Cadillac logo has experienced more than 100 years of development and has been modified more than 30 times. However, the flower crown and shield have always been the core part. Unlike Buick, whose logo is based on the founding family, Cadillac chose the emblem of the French explorer Anthony Mens Cadillac family in order to highlight its aristocratic style.

During the subsequent revisions, the shapes of the corolla and shield also continued to change. After entering the new century, the corolla shield has undergone great changes in color. The new logo uses white gold as the background color, and the corolla graphics are gold and black, symbolizing wisdom and wealth respectively; the shield is made of blocks of different colors such as silver, red, and blue. The surface composition fully reflects its unique, bold and pioneering pursuit.

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Technology and crafts

Over the past century, Cadillac’s major breakthroughs in technology and craftsmanship have had a huge and far-reaching impact on the automobile industry.

In 1908, Cadillac became the first American car company to win the Dewar Trophy award from the Royal Automobile Club of London (RAC) because it was the first to realize the production of standard parts. name.

In 1912, Cadillac became the first company to equip cars with electronic starting, lighting and ignition devices. For this achievement, the Royal Automobile Club of London awarded Cadillac the Dewar Medal for the second time and permanently awarded Cadillac the honorary title of "World Standard".

At the end of 1949, Cadillac produced its one millionth Cadillac car, and in the same year developed the historic high-compression ratio, overhead valve, lightweight, modern V8 engine.