The logo is the logo of Rolls-Royce Goddess of Flying. This sign was designed by British painter and sculptor Charles Sikes. At the beginning of the 20th century, montague introduced Sikes to design a sculpture logo for Rolls-Royce. Montague, who was married at that time, was madly in love with his secretary Thornton and begged Sikes to design a logo based on Thornton.

Therefore, in Sikes' original design, the statue was a woman in a robe, with her finger on her lips, symbolizing the secret love affair between montague and Thornton. Later, they asked Sikes to change it into the image of hands stretching back like wings, which is today's "flying goddess".

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Brand characteristics of Rolls-Royce: Compared with competitors, the original Rolls-Royce has two major characteristics: simple manufacturing process and extremely low noise when driving, which soon became a classic of Rolls-Royce.

In addition to its unique appearance, Silver Ghost also has a 7-liter six-cylinder engine with an output of 48 horsepower. Top speed 1 10 km/h However, at that time, Rolls-Royce only produced chassis, and most of the vehicles were assembled by Barker Company in London.

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