AltaĪnother automobile manufacturer, which doesn’t exist anymore is Alta. The red circle with the white Swiss cross on it and two delicate curved wings in gold. Unfortunately, the company did not survive World War II, but its emblem remains one of the most beautiful representatives of the winged insignia designs. The Hispano-Suiza is a Spanish historical automaking brand, which was engaged in the production of luxury cars from 1904 to 1936. The logo of the automobile marque featured a sharp geometric wings image with triangular contours and a red hexagon placed in the middle of the badge and crossed by the wordmark. Hillman is the name of a historical automaking company, which was established in the United Kingdom in 1907 and ceased all operation in 1931. The bright and sharp Suffolk Sportscars logo shows the red geometric crest with the silver “SS” lettering on it and two massive silver wings spread to the sides from it. Then the C-type model was added to the Suffolk portfolio, and, finally, after a few more years the British brand started producing classic cars. For the first several years company was involved exclusively in the production of one model - SS100s. Suffolk Sportscars Ltd was founded by Roger William in the 1990s. Engaged in the production of retro cars, the company uses a logo that brilliantly reflects its essence - a horizontally oriented black oval with silver wings and silver lettering enclosed into a thin oval frame. The company was originally named JBA Engineering after the first letters of the last names of brand founders Jones, Barlow, and Ashley. JBA Motors is a company founded in Norwich, UK. It is important, as the original insignia of the British automaker stayed untouched for more than a century. The refreshed logo of the brand is fully based on the wings, and symbolizes the evolution and progress of the brand. Morgan is another family car company from Great Britain, founded in 1910 by Henry Frederick Stanley Morgan. This is why the Lagonda insignia is similar to the iconic logo of the luxury brand: wings with the company’s name written in the middle. Since 1947 Lagonda is owned by the famous Aston Martin. The marque has been producing luxury cars since 1906. Lagonda is another British car brand with a winged emblem. The old logo of the marque, which can still be seen on some cars, also had wings, but the word Chrysler was inscribed in a circle. The Chrysler logo depicts two long silver wings and the inscription in capital letters set in the middle. The car brand is owned by Italian Fiat since 2014, forming FCA, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles company. The elegant logo of the American Chrysler is also very popular. Not only British brands have iconic winged logos. The emblem of the brand is definitely one of the most recognizable car badges ever created. The “Big B” emblem used by Bentley consists of two rising wings, which illustrate that Bentley is the car that can be the first to have wings. The brand is currently part of Volkswagen AG. BentleyĪnother brand from the United Kingdom that produces luxury cars and has wings on its emblem is Bentley.
Cars of this brand, though quite rare, are very much appreciated and the wings, in this case, are associated with a luxury brand. The white wings here symbolize speed, independence, and ambitions. The design was repeatedly revised but always kept the familiar look with the wings and the inscription. The composition of the logo was the following: the company’s name was placed on a pair of white wings. The company was founded in 1913, and its first winged logo was introduced in 1927. Aston Martin is a British high-end brand of luxury and sports cars.
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