The Audi Logo: Four Rings and the Companies Behind Them
The four rings on an Audi do not stand for Audi. They stand for four car makers in Saxony that merged in 1932, and only one of them was called Audi.
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The four rings on an Audi do not stand for Audi. They stand for four car makers in Saxony that merged in 1932, and only one of them was called Audi.
The Volkswagen badge is a V stacked on a W inside a circle, and it has been that since the 1930s. It has been cleaned, chromed and flattened, but it has never been replaced.
The Jeep logo has no animal, no crest and no shield. It is four letters in a sturdy sans-serif, and it has carried one of the best-known names in the car business since the vehicle came out of World War II.
The Land Rover badge was designed to be read on a grille covered in mud. It is a green oval with blocky, utilitarian lettering, and more than seventy years after the first Series I left Solihull it has barely changed.