As one of the most well-known emblems in the automotive industry, the Chevy bowtie remains a symbol of the American brand’s long and storied history – having changed little since its ...

Chevrolet's bow tie emblem has remained the iconic gold shade for many years, ... The History Of The Chevy Bow Tie Logo And ...

Chevrolet’s iconic bowtie logo has been a symbol for the brand for nearly a hundred years – making it almost as old as the American marque itself.

The emblem — that may or may not be a bowtie — was first introduced by Chevy's co-founder, William Crapo Durant, in late 1913, when the company unveiled the 1914 models of the Chevrolet H-2 ...

It’s arguably one of the most recognized automotive logos in the world, yet the actual origins of Chevrolet‘s infamous ‘Bowtie’ remain shrouded in mystery.For many years, the official line ...

Chevrolets for 100 years -- all 215 million of them -- have come dressed in a bowtie. The bowtie is what General Motors calls its Chevy logo, just like Ford's corporate emblem is known as the Oval.

The emblem for 1961 incorporated all the design elements from before but without the Chevrolet Corvette script, and sans the circle. The result is what we find to be one of the most clean and ...

The First Run of Production Corvette Logos . From 1953 to 1962, Chevrolet experimented with variations on the crossed-flags ...

In 1913, Chevrolet co-founder William C. Durant introduced the signature Chevy bowtie on the 1914 Chevrolet H-2 Royal Mail and the H-4 Baby Grand, centered at the front of both models.

I think Chevy looses some of the Corvette’s heritage when they keep changing the logo. The original had meaning, especially after the class wins at Sebring and other venues in 1956.

Chevrolet got its first bow tie logo back in 1913, now over 100 years ago. The visionary behind the signature logo was Co-Founder William C. Durant, who may have been inspired by the Swiss flag ...