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★ Citroen--Citroen's double-figure sign is in the shape of a gear first manufactured by André Citroen in its Paris factory in 1913. ★Lincoln--Lincoln is a car named after the 12th President of the United States. President Lincoln is used to establish the company's image and show that the company produces top-notch cars. Its trademark is a rectangle with a shining star, which indicates that President Lincoln was the star of the unification of the American Federation and the abolition of slavery, and also symbolizes the brilliance of Lincoln cars. ★ Rolls-Royce: This car logo is made up of the two R's of the company's founders, Rolls and Royce. The flying goddess statue above the car's radiator hood has become the car's traditional symbol. It was in 1911 that the board of directors was shocked by the phenomenon of some car owners putting vulgar and anecdotal signs on their cars, and decided to first paste more healthy and auspicious signs on the cars. ★Chevrolet: Chevrolet's bow tie logo came from Durant, one of the founders of Chevrolet, who came up with the idea of ??designing this graphic while reading a newspaper. He was inspired by the wallpaper of a Paris hotel and was first used in 1914. ★ Volvo: VCLVO in Volvo's trademark means rolling forward in Latin. ★ Bentley: Its car logo is a soaring eagle, with the first capital B of the company name BENTLEY written on the eagle's belly. The eagle-shaped trademark symbolizes Bentley's unlimited development capabilities on a global scale. ★ Volkswagen: The Volkswagen company's logo is a combination of the prefixes of two German words "Volks Wagen". ★ Toyota: The middle of the Toyota logo seems to be the T in the steering wheel, which is the first letter of its English name TOYOTA. The oval represents the earth and expresses the desire to promote its products to the world. The blank space in the background represents the company's increasingly advanced technological level and endless innovation opportunities. ★Nissan: Nissan's logo, the circle represents the sun, and in the middle is the pinyin form of the word "Nissan", which means aiming for the future of people and cars. ★ Mitsubishi: Mitsubishi's 3 diamond logo has a 100-year history and comes from the oak leaf emblem of the founder Iwasaki family. ★ Alfa Romeo: Alfa Romeo's logo has been used since 1911. It is the emblem of the city of Milan, Italy, and the family emblem of the Duke of Visconti, the lord of Milan in the Middle Ages. ★ Ferrari: Enzo Ferrari was a driver in 1920. Due to completing the team’s entire schedule, the mother of heroic pilot Baraka donated to Ferrari the Pegasus logo used by her son on the aircraft in 1923. Ferrari It was spray-painted on race cars and used on his first road car in 1947, adding the Italian flag and yellow background to the logo. ★ Pontiac: Its logo consists of two parts. The letters PONTIAC trademark are taken from a place name in Michigan, USA; the graphic trademark is an arrow with a cross mark, which is embedded above the engine radiator grille. The cross-shaped mark indicates that Pontiac is a major member of General Motors and also symbolizes the safety and reliability of Pontiac cars; the arrow represents Pontiac's technological advancement and problem-solving spirit. ★ Opel: Opel was once translated as Obel, which was taken from the surname of the founder Adem Obel. A trademark consists of two parts: pattern and text. The pattern represents the company's technological progress and development, and cuts through the sky like lightning, shocking the world. It symbolizes the speed of the car and also shows off its research achievements in aerodynamics. ★ Mercedes-Benz - a three-star brand in all aspects of sea, land and air. Germany is the birthplace of the world's modern automobiles. The world's first automobile was designed and manufactured by German engineer Carl Benz in 1885. The logo of Mercedes-Benz is a simplified ring shaped like a car steering wheel surrounded by a three-star star. The three* stars represent all-round mobility in the land, sea and air fields, and the ring chart shows its global development momentum. Mercedes-Benz: The three-pointed star of Mercedes-Benz represents land, sea and sky respectively, indicating that it has great powers whether on sea, sky or land. ★Santana--the famous powerful whirlwind of Hao Lie. The Volkswagen brand sedan produced by the German Volkswagen Company evolved from the world's earliest Beetle-type car, and its logo uses the superimposed VW word. VW is the abbreviation of German Volkswagen (meaning Volkswagen). The new car trial-produced in 1981 was named after Santana, which means that the car is as popular around the world as the powerful and cold whirlwind that often blows in the Santana Valley in California, which is rich in precious wine. ★ Audi--Four brothers holding hands.

The logo of the Audi (AUdi) sedan produced by the German Volkswagen Company is four connected circles. It is the unified car logo used by its predecessor, the Automobile United Company, when it was established in 1932. The four circles indicate that it was originally formed by the merger of four companies: Hoch, Audi, DKW and Vendno. Four closely interlocking rings with equal radii symbolize the close relationship of equality, mutual benefit, collaboration and the enterprising professionalism of company members. ★ BMW--Propeller with blue sky and white clouds. BMW is also translated as Bayer. The full name of BMW is Bayerische Motoren Werhe AG, and BMW is the abbreviation of these three words. In 1916, Karl Rapp and Max Fritz founded the Bayer Company in Munich; in 1917, it was changed to Bayer Engine Co., Ltd.; the BMW sedan produced by the German BMW Motor Company is known as the model of high-end luxury cars. It is popular in Europe and the United States, and car fans all over the world have a soft spot for it. The logo of BMW cars uses double inside and outside