Every car company has its own logo and, like the vehicles they build, some are better than others. Just take a gander at Toyota’s top-heavy oval emblem. Despite its simplicity, this symbol isn’t ...

It's human nature to use symbols to depict objects, actions, and even feelings. Our species has done so since before the written word came around, and we'll probably continue to do so for as long as ...

Exactly 100 years ago, a German architect by the name of Walter Gropius founded the Staatliches Bauhaus art school, with the goal of bringing all art forms together in simple, less is more designs.

Did a wallpaper pattern in a Paris hotel room inspire the famous Chevrolet Bowtie emblem? Does the blue and white roundel really symbolize a propeller and sky? And was the Porsche logo first sketched ...

This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. With the abundance of car commercials racing through the ...

Logos are everywhere — on smartphones, cars, clothing, and almost everything else made by a company with an identity. Logos help with quick identification and mean something to a brand. They tell a ...

For car enthusiasts, it’s easy to believe that cars are purely about performance — that what matters is track times and vehicle specs, not superfluous details like the assembly of letters that make a ...

Car logos are a bit like buses/ you wait a long time and nothing arrives, and then they all come at once. But rather than public transport, here we’re talking about that increasingly controversial ...