The reason why Porsche is called a second-hand car is because its last letters are spelled out.

Detailed introduction about Porsche:

The letters on the rear of Porsche: Porsche

Symbolic meaning:

Porsche’s English logo adopts the German The surname of Ferdinand Porsche, founder of the Porsche company. The car's logo adopts the coat of arms of Stuttgart, where the company is located. The word "PORSCHE" at the top of the trademark indicates that the trademark is owned by Porsche Design Company. The word "Stuttgart" is above the horse, indicating that the company is headquartered in Stuttgart; the middle of the trademark is a good horse, indicating that Stuttgart is rich in a rare stallion; the upper left and lower right of the trademark are antler patterns, indicating that Stuttgart was once a A good hunting ground; the yellow stripes on the upper right and lower left of the trademark represent the color of mature wheat, implying a good harvest. The black in the trademark represents the fertile land, and the red in the trademark symbolizes people's wisdom and love for nature. The result is an exquisite, profound and delicate pastoral landscape painting, which shows the glorious past of Porsche and heralds the bright future of Porsche and the excellence of Porsche sports cars.

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