The piece’s very center is clear of anything except for the capitalized brand name. At the bottom, there is a similar pattern. The upper central part is rounded, and it has many lines splitting the area into multiple sectors. It’s rounded at the bottom, and straight at the top. It shows a black-and-white image of the wings, joined together in a single piece. The logotype of a luxury car marque Lagonda was created in 1906. They spit into multiple styled feathers by the white lines.Ībove the name, there is the acronym in capitals.

Its logotype displays a circle with a horse’s head drawn in front via white contours. Now owned by Chinese Geely, LEVC has once been the largest taxi maker globally. Previously, London EV Company was a manufacturer of London’s legendary taxi cabs. The ‘e’ looks like three vertical bars laid in parallel. It has a futuristic typeface with angular letterforms. Usually, they write a gray name caption below. Both wings are separated from the center, which shows two vertical lines reminding racing stripes. Its red badge represents two outstretched wings with straight upper and lower edges. This is a young company of high-quality supercars, headquartered in California. RezvaniĪmerican brands with wing logos include Rezvani as well.

The words had a classic slim uppercase script with prominent serifs. The name was embedded into the image alongside the word ‘straight’ and the number ‘8’. The company’s logo depicted a golden eagle, stretching its wings. It was active in the 1913-1937 period, during which Duesenberg created numerous luxury vehicles, famous among retro car lovers today. Duesenberg was another auto manufacturer from the United States.

All car logos