Is the Lamborghini logo a bull?
The Lamborghini bull logo traces its roots back to the company’s founder, Ferruccio Lamborghini. Born under the zodiac sign of Taurus, Ferruccio deeply appreciated bullfighting and the strength and determination associated with the bull. Inspired by his passion, he decided to incorporate the bull into the brand’s logo. The very first Lamborghini logo, used from 1953-1963, was strikingly different from the iconic bull emblem we know today. It featured a simple geometric design: a triangle divided into three smaller triangles. Each smaller triangle contained a letter: F, L, and C, standing for Ferruccio Lamborghini Cento.Lamborghini has long been known for building extroverted, over-the-top exotics, so it’s no surprise its current logo—a buff bull—is an in-your-face exclamation mark on the hoods of the wedge-shaped wonders.
What car has the big B logo?
The Bentley features the iconic “B” logo. Crosby created the original Winged B – with the ‘B’ of Bentley inside a pair of wings chosen to represent the exhilaration of motion – and perhaps also a reference to W. O. Bentley’s background as a designer of engines for fighter planes in the First World War.