What does the Infiniti symbol mean?

[Morpheus XIII]

I detest the current Mazda logo. Is that a child's rendition of a bird?. Haven't they had 3 different types? Or maybe it was the Infini logo that makes me think of the second one. My favorite happens to be BMW's. It tells the story of the blue and white propellers of the Bavarian Motor Works (crudely translated) airplane manufacturing roots. Of the Japanese, I prefer those emblems that havent evolved over the years. Nissan and Honda stick to their traditions, and that is honorable. If the flag you wave changes, then you represent marketing. You dont care about who you are, you just care about revenue (sometimes it works, but STILL!)

[DonBSwier]

Yes, the Geo logo is (was) lame by a factor of 7. Good riddance!

By a wide margin, the coolest logo is that of Alfa Romeo! Vauxhall's isn't too shabby, nor is Porsche's.

Infiniti's is clean & timeless. It will look good for years to come.

[Nismoboy1]

i think the infiniti logo means, you have a badass car and no one can touch you..hahh :finger: :finger: j/k

[P10DET]

Originally posted by morpheusxiii
My favorite happens to be BMW's. It tells the story of the blue and white propellers of the Bavarian Motor Works (crudely translated) airplane manufacturing roots.

Nope. The blue and white are from the Bavarian flag.

Geo

[Koojo]

Is there a McLaren logo or do they just write MCLAREN in the back of their car?

[Jay!]

The McLaren "logo" is just the name with a red crescent. You'll see it on their F1 cars.

[Morpheus XIII]

Nope. The blue and white are from the Bavarian flag.

--P10DET

Taken from http://www.lauderdalebmw.com/history/ :

'The twentieth century is the age of mobility; in its evolution, BMW has played a formative role. The history of the Bavarian Motor Works begins back in 1916 and mirrors Germany's past--politically, economically and technologically. But above all, it is a history of innovation. New ideas, large and small, have spearheaded the company's growth and fashioned its sporty image. All this is reflected in the BMW emblem, symbolizing a rotating airplane propeller from BMW's early years. Today, the emblem signifies a global company that annually produces hundreds of thousands of engines, motorcycles, and cars.'

There are too many sources to quote that concur with this fact, especially those found on german BMW sites.

Of course, the Bavarian flag is blue and white, but the roundel logo found on BMW products represents the history of its foundations, that is, since the company started out as an aircraft manufacturer.