Correction: 1:36 #5 The Kia Logo is not different in Korea. It turns out that was just an aftermarket badge that got popular, and the fake home-market story was spread without people double-checking.
13:01 ''But the way it's stylized is supposed to look like a person raising their hands after a victory.'' - *Y E E E E A A A A H H B I I I I T C H H H !!* 😂😂
Extra fact about the Rolls Royce logo dissapearing: it's a safety feature, not against theft, but against getting impaled by the thing when the owners chauffeur runs you over :D That, as in, pedestrian safety is also the reason why cars no longer have hood ornaments like the old days, and why the rare exceptions are foldable, retractable or just easily breakable.
Hello, Volvo nerd here. The Volvo logo is just the alchemy symbol for iron, it has nothing to do with gender. Also, the Volvo 850 was the first production car to have a transversely mounted inline 5. Just thought I should add that.
@@TopCarsTV It’s quite funny because Volvo is probably one of the only companies that cares about people. They invented the 3 point seatbelt and left the patent open and encouraged other companies to use it because they knew it would benefit society more than it could ever benefit them as a company.
Not technically a logo, but Mazda filled the RX-8 with a bunch of hidden triangles in reference to its rotary engine. And thanks for the video, Stype. Love ya 😘
Still feels cheap though. I get the weigh saving stuff, but there are other options probably. Not a big issue though, since I won't be able to buy one of those 🙂
13:55 "It's not even close", look out for Citroen's former logo (used until the 2010s), you'll see that the Polestar's chevrons are exactly the same as Citroën's former chevrons
I learned a long time ago that the Honda logo was also a cross-section view of a modified type of beam that the founder had designed in his early days. A quick Google search tells me that is absolutely inaccurate. Great video!
Another car logo fact(s). With the Holden Statesman/Caprice, they had an olive wreath for their emblems. And on the topic of Holden, it's logo, of a lion holding a stone, was introduced in 1928, in which it refers to a fable in which observations of lions rolling stones led to the invention of the wheel.
@TopCarsTv, about Königsegg, it's not a family crest, it's a coat of arms. Big and important difference. A crest is something that's put on top of the helmet that's part of a CoA.
It’s so nice of Stype to paint the speed limit sign over and over again to show what number fact we’re at. I just hope Stype returned the 101 sign back to normal. Love the video Stype 🤙🏻
1:40 Actually no. I live in Korea and the logo shown in the video is an aftermarket logo resembling the "Millienial" logo used across home market KIAs from 2000~2004. They no longer come from factory. (Edit: it's Millenium, not Millienial. Whatever.) Meanwhile, however, Kia Opirus, Mohave, and Stinger each did have unique emblems for the home market.
There are lots of automakers that would love to have a failure that's on par with the Tesla Cybertruck. They’re bringing over 100 grand each, and Tesla can’t keep up with the high demands for this ugly failure.
The video starts with the fake myth of Ferrari and Porsche logo connection.... Great. Francesco Baracca served in the cavalry in 1909 in the 2nd regiment Piemonte Reale that had the prancing horse as harlad since its foundation in 1692. Originally the horse was silver with a red background. When Baracca entered in the aviation service during WW1, the pilots were allowed to use a recognition symbol on their planes, Baracca chosen the horse of his former regiment and coulored it in black to make the horse more visible on plane's livery (that was grey). In april 1918 in a letter to his mom motivated the choice of his symbol:" I will send you a photo of me riding a horse and in the meantime I will send you the pictuee with the machine and the horse on it, the coat of the Piemonte Reale.". In 1923 Enzo Ferrari won a race in Ravenna and met Baracca's parents. They gave him the symbol of his son as lucky charm. In fact when Enzo will open his racing team Scuderia Ferrari used that symbol as the logo. The black prancing horse will be in a yellow background, colour of Modena, the city where Ferrari lived and created its car company. In 1933 the 4th Stormo Amedeo d'Aosta, the elite squadron of the Italian Air Force, adopted the black prancing horse and then spreaded in the air force.
Not a car company, but Mack Trucks adapted the Bulldog as their logo after WWI. British soldiers complimented their toughness and reliability. They also compared the hoods to the face of a British Bulldog.
man, it's been quite a while since I don't watch your videos, but every time I sit down to watch them again, I love how entertaining they are. you never fail to produce such good quality videos, love your channel.
I am surprised more of my people don’t have them other than they stopped selling here in the states in the 2000’s not including the rebadged other GM cars
Here's an Aston Martin badge fact that I expected to see but I am going to share anyways: Aston badges have different fill color behind "ASTON MARTIN" letters, depending on which car you get: green is reserved for more base model cars, black is for the fastest models, and red is reserved for their special models, including Zagatos! The policy has loosened up over the years (Cygnet has a black badge for some odd reason?), but it stayed true for a while. And another one: in 2016 BMW in Russia ran an ad campaign that allowed BMW's to drive through tolls for free. It became very popular and it is also common here to cover number plates to avoid toll fees, so people started covering their badges with BMW ones. Best ad move ever.
What always interests me is that most domestic japanese cars (most notably Toyota and Nissan) of 80s and 90s had unique logos and badges on almost every model they produced
Fuji Heavy Industries didn’t exactly change their entire corporate name to Subaru. That name started out as a brand name for the automobile manufacturing side of their business. The word Subaru also means Unite in Japanese. They also produce aircraft parts. In fact their aircraft division has roots to the Nakajima aircraft manufacturer before the end of WWII. Nakajima produced several war planes for the Japanese military before and during the war. Including the B5N “Kate” torpedo bomber and the KI-43 “Oscar” fighter. After the war, the merger of the 6 companies in 1953 created opportunities with multiple industrial businesses markets, but of course the most well known and widely recognized is their cars.
Another interesting fact about the Mazda logo Between 1931-1934, the logo was a Mitsubishi logo and the word ‘Mazda’ spelled in cursive on top of it. This was because Mazda entrusted the sale of its three wheeled wheels into the already developed Mitsubishi Dealer Network. This company didn’t do it properly, so Jujiro Matsuda decided to do the sales on his own.
Another fun ford fact.. when it is grouped next to other logos, ford contracts say it must be in a plain font of blue color. The normal ford logo only looks like that on their own
Hi Stype, like your work! 2 years ago you did a video about 7 cars that saved their companies. Can you please make video from opposite side? 7 cars that killed their companies (or 7 cars that made their companies go bankrupt). Can you please make this one?
@13:32 The origin of the Lotus name was revealed in a 1968 documentary. According to Colin Chapman himself, the name Lotus came from a bathroom fitting.
Correction: 1:36 #5 The Kia Logo is not different in Korea. It turns out that was just an aftermarket badge that got popular, and the fake home-market story was spread without people double-checking.
Bro, McLaren's logo is a vortex from the rear wings of their F1 cars
Correction: Porsche uses stickers to save weight *AND* reduce drag.
@@JaySee5 improving drag? A splattered fly is enough to ruin it
Correction: The Acura logo is also a modified Honda H.
Hey bro can you make a video on Most reliable car brand in world till now
4:48 wtf did i just see 😭😭😭
19:17
WTF! Indeed! 😳😳
Frrrer
Bros weeing on a car
@ 😂😂
18:47 next time I see a dacia, I'll open my beer bottle with the badge, thanks for the suggestion
But only with the older models! The new badge is...Meh.
I’ll never see one since I live in the US :(
Too bad, they are one of the most revolutionary cars ever@@pogmaster6961
Too bad, they are one of the most revolutionary cars ever@@pogmaster6961
@@ChaplainPhantasmwith the new logo you can open two bottles at one time. 😂
13:01 ''But the way it's stylized is supposed to look like a person raising their hands after a victory.''
- *Y E E E E A A A A H H B I I I I T C H H H !!* 😂😂
that's one of my favorites joke too
@@TopCarsTV same bruh
Extra fact about the Rolls Royce logo dissapearing: it's a safety feature, not against theft, but against getting impaled by the thing when the owners chauffeur runs you over :D
That, as in, pedestrian safety is also the reason why cars no longer have hood ornaments like the old days, and why the rare exceptions are foldable, retractable or just easily breakable.
Hello, Volvo nerd here. The Volvo logo is just the alchemy symbol for iron, it has nothing to do with gender.
Also, the Volvo 850 was the first production car to have a transversely mounted inline 5. Just thought I should add that.
True, but because modern feminists are complaining about it I thought it would be good to mention that the symbol is for both iron and man
@@TopCarsTV It’s quite funny because Volvo is probably one of the only companies that cares about people. They invented the 3 point seatbelt and left the patent open and encouraged other companies to use it because they knew it would benefit society more than it could ever benefit them as a company.
@@TopCarsTV Iron Man logo, sounds like Tony Stark should drive Volvo instead of Audi
ok valve
Calm down
Not technically a logo, but Mazda filled the RX-8 with a bunch of hidden triangles in reference to its rotary engine.
And thanks for the video, Stype. Love ya 😘
2:15. The Stickers aren't for weight purpose. It's hard to drill screws in Carbon fiber without damaging the structure. That why they have stickers.
And the stickers under the clear coat so the logo will never be damaged
no lol, some track cars have these to reduce weight lol, most track cars have them like amg ones
Still feels cheap though. I get the weigh saving stuff, but there are other options probably. Not a big issue though, since I won't be able to buy one of those 🙂
@@petiertje Precise weight saving is never cheap, & it's a must for track cars, every small things matter altogether, so they can't help on that.
@@petiertje then we have Aston Martin who use a hyperthin metal badge.
The british do things different don't they?
13:55 "It's not even close", look out for Citroen's former logo (used until the 2010s), you'll see that the Polestar's chevrons are exactly the same as Citroën's former chevrons
An education for "Car People" where everyone will learn. Humor added is a BONUS! Extremely well done!
25 Minutes? Let's goooo!
Yay! TopCars TV posting is the best birthday gift
But it's not my birthday!
I learned a long time ago that the Honda logo was also a cross-section view of a modified type of beam that the founder had designed in his early days. A quick Google search tells me that is absolutely inaccurate. Great video!
Another car logo fact(s).
With the Holden Statesman/Caprice, they had an olive wreath for their emblems.
And on the topic of Holden, it's logo, of a lion holding a stone, was introduced in 1928, in which it refers to a fable in which observations of lions rolling stones led to the invention of the wheel.
Glad to see Holden mentioned here
Fun video, and I even learned a few things! But I’ve always heard Audi pronounced more like Ow-di than Aww-di
@TopCarsTv, about Königsegg, it's not a family crest, it's a coat of arms. Big and important difference. A crest is something that's put on top of the helmet that's part of a CoA.
9:00 best car logo ever.
It’s so nice of Stype to paint the speed limit sign over and over again to show what number fact we’re at. I just hope Stype returned the 101 sign back to normal. Love the video Stype 🤙🏻
1:40 Actually no. I live in Korea and the logo shown in the video is an aftermarket logo resembling the "Millienial" logo used across home market KIAs from 2000~2004. They no longer come from factory. (Edit: it's Millenium, not Millienial. Whatever.)
Meanwhile, however, Kia Opirus, Mohave, and Stinger each did have unique emblems for the home market.
Can confirm. I've seen these logos on some Kia's around the US.
@@RexyTheMagicalDinaur same
Yeah, there's a lot of lazy "research" in this.
@@lukerinderknecht2982 Not just this, it's the whole video made with lazy research.
Love your videos man 🏎🔥
The Cybertruck is such an ugly failure, Tesla avoids putting a logo on it.
There are lots of automakers that would love to have a failure that's on par with the Tesla Cybertruck. They’re bringing over 100 grand each, and Tesla can’t keep up with the high demands for this ugly failure.
@@Sandy.J.Lloyd.Sr.it’s a failure for people that aren’t obsessed with keeping Elon Musk the richest person in the world
Get one and put one on it. 😂
Plus, ugly be not deadly shot at. All others are pierced through by a bbgun😅😅😅
The video starts with the fake myth of Ferrari and Porsche logo connection.... Great.
Francesco Baracca served in the cavalry in 1909 in the 2nd regiment Piemonte Reale that had the prancing horse as harlad since its foundation in 1692. Originally the horse was silver with a red background.
When Baracca entered in the aviation service during WW1, the pilots were allowed to use a recognition symbol on their planes, Baracca chosen the horse of his former regiment and coulored it in black to make the horse more visible on plane's livery (that was grey).
In april 1918 in a letter to his mom motivated the choice of his symbol:" I will send you a photo of me riding a horse and in the meantime I will send you the pictuee with the machine and the horse on it, the coat of the Piemonte Reale.".
In 1923 Enzo Ferrari won a race in Ravenna and met Baracca's parents. They gave him the symbol of his son as lucky charm. In fact when Enzo will open his racing team Scuderia Ferrari used that symbol as the logo. The black prancing horse will be in a yellow background, colour of Modena, the city where Ferrari lived and created its car company.
In 1933 the 4th Stormo Amedeo d'Aosta, the elite squadron of the Italian Air Force, adopted the black prancing horse and then spreaded in the air force.
Thought as much, but yeah...Thanks for the fact check!
There is just so many, which used a horse in a Logo...
Started watching this because I was mildly interested and then I stayed for all the little funny clips in between bravo
Chapmans wife liked flowers, so she helped him come up with the name "Lotus"
Vauxhall has different logo depending on where the vehicle is sold at.
No views. Wtf?
UA-cam's drunk again 😒
No shit@@adamshafeeq8685
fell off
@@msh3loon975 6 subscribers in 6 years you fell off
This is UA-cam
Some of the edits between each fact are legitimately hilarious. Whoever edits here is a legend lol
Kia doesn't use a separate logo in Korea. That emblem was an aftermarket logo a while ago
Thanks for the whiplash after seeing Spore again after so many years LOL
Gotta keep up with the famous movie edits that cut in the topic. Some good laughs in this one and I love it.
Not a car company, but Mack Trucks adapted the Bulldog as their logo after WWI. British soldiers complimented their toughness and reliability. They also compared the hoods to the face of a British Bulldog.
Thanks for featuring Indian cars. Tysm
Fun fact
Japanese domestic model Toyota usually has their own designated logo on the front and Toyota logo at the back. Can't believe you missed this.
Can’t wait for this channel to explode, can’t believe its still not, I watched all the videos 100x since
man, it's been quite a while since I don't watch your videos, but every time I sit down to watch them again, I love how entertaining they are. you never fail to produce such good quality videos, love your channel.
"Named it back to Audi". Good sir, it was Horch before.
Now listen
@@satsumagt5284 Well played.
Horch means "to hear" in German. "Audi" means "to hear" in Latin
@@AlessioRizzi-g3c mr obvious joined the chat.
@@AlessioRizzi-g3c This is correct, the statement still isn't
Hey man, I dig it! I'm gonna start working on my logo !
The Dodge Logo part got me😂😂
YES! He's doing the 101 things again!!
The Jeep name came from the name "General Purpose." The military abbreviation is GP or Geep.
As a marketing guy, I really like that new KIA (the "KN") logo. Much better than the one used in other markets.
24 min video from stype is a blessing
13:34 The name is actually because Colin’s wife liked the flower lotus so it was named that.
10:36 Cadillac is my fav because of the ecto 1 from Ghostbusters
daweoo logo had me 🤣😂
I am surprised more of my people don’t have them other than they stopped selling here in the states in the 2000’s not including the rebadged other GM cars
What is that meme???
came for the cars, stayed for the comedic genius
Editing skills are out this world 💪🏾
Mercedes logo is from a drawing Benz wife drew onto a postcard she sent to Benz, with the mention “may this star rise over our business venture”
Very interesting. Nicely done!
Favorite logo with wings 9:05 bottom left
Thanks for your entertaining content
Thanks Forza Motorsports 3 for teaching me that Volvo is laying for “I roll” decades before this video
23:20
Fangs - ( 2nd viper logo)
Stryker - (3rd viper logo)
Prowler - jaguar(its in the vid)
Raging Bull (Lamborghini's logo)
13:22 "number 51... Past the halfway point"
No - you're not past the halfway point until you're halfway through number 51, not at the start of it!
Amazing video brother🔥🔥
25 minutes...luv this😩
Hey, you're almost at 100 videos. You should do something special for your 100th video.
First time i came across this channel i was impressed by how good stypes sense of humor is, but guess what guy also know cars for real
Welcome :)
Here's an Aston Martin badge fact that I expected to see but I am going to share anyways: Aston badges have different fill color behind "ASTON MARTIN" letters, depending on which car you get: green is reserved for more base model cars, black is for the fastest models, and red is reserved for their special models, including Zagatos! The policy has loosened up over the years (Cygnet has a black badge for some odd reason?), but it stayed true for a while.
And another one: in 2016 BMW in Russia ran an ad campaign that allowed BMW's to drive through tolls for free. It became very popular and it is also common here to cover number plates to avoid toll fees, so people started covering their badges with BMW ones. Best ad move ever.
I love the 101 facts
You are really great guy love from Croatia
U really want me to shake your hands?
I insists😂😂
Seriously excellent!
Now explain your logo xd
-Btw terrific video as always
Lost it with the daewoo jock strap joke 🤣🤣
Also what meme was that?
One of your BEST! Keep up the great work. Thanks for the video.
I never gonna look the Renault logo the same way
What always interests me is that most domestic japanese cars (most notably Toyota and Nissan) of 80s and 90s had unique logos and badges on almost every model they produced
Can you do top 10 best rally car?
Fuji Heavy Industries didn’t exactly change their entire corporate name to Subaru. That name started out as a brand name for the automobile manufacturing side of their business. The word Subaru also means Unite in Japanese. They also produce aircraft parts. In fact their aircraft division has roots to the Nakajima aircraft manufacturer before the end of WWII. Nakajima produced several war planes for the Japanese military before and during the war. Including the B5N “Kate” torpedo bomber and the KI-43 “Oscar” fighter. After the war, the merger of the 6 companies in 1953 created opportunities with multiple industrial businesses markets, but of course the most well known and widely recognized is their cars.
Another banger just dropped
im pretty sure the 3rs's stickers are under the clearcoat aswell, saving aerodynamic drag
This is going viral for suree
Welcome back
Dytastic, Bladed Angel and TopCars TV are one of the ones that make good car content that I like
Babe wake up, stype dropped a new video
Entertaining video, thanks
The aventador joke was hilarious
Yoooo new topcars video our day its better now
Hilarious but still informative 👌 👏 👍 🤣
WOOOO A 101 VID AGAIN
Great infos!
Great vid.
Another interesting fact about the Mazda logo
Between 1931-1934, the logo was a Mitsubishi logo and the word ‘Mazda’ spelled in cursive on top of it. This was because Mazda entrusted the sale of its three wheeled wheels into the already developed Mitsubishi Dealer Network. This company didn’t do it properly, so Jujiro Matsuda decided to do the sales on his own.
As with Porsche, Hondas come from the factory with the bottom of the logo in the center of the wheels pointing toward the valve stem.
Finally new vid from stype❤
The day has finally arrived boys, a new video🎉
Another fun ford fact.. when it is grouped next to other logos, ford contracts say it must be in a plain font of blue color. The normal ford logo only looks like that on their own
I would like to see more detailed information on some of these logos, so if you make the video I’ll watch it.
Great video buddy. Keep it up.
Cars are amazing left to right.
Hi Stype, like your work! 2 years ago you did a video about 7 cars that saved their companies. Can you please make video from opposite side? 7 cars that killed their companies (or 7 cars that made their companies go bankrupt). Can you please make this one?
I can and will do that. I was actually researching the topic not that long ago :)
From now on when ever I see a car logo I will start laughing 😂😂😂😂
8:19, imagine if Benz said "hey, a car with four wheels is our thing!"
6:51 that's why I call Skodas the Woodstocks. It's Snoopy's feathered friend's head
@13:32 The origin of the Lotus name was revealed in a 1968 documentary. According to Colin Chapman himself, the name Lotus came from a bathroom fitting.
You are the best
Great video
Never heard of the Pontiac logo being called a dart. I’ve only ever heard “arrowhead”. Gotta include the “screaming chicken”
Thanks. Now every time i see a Porsche I'm going to be looking at the wheels to see if the emblem is pointing towards the valve stem. Lol.