Pontiac Logo

Pontiac Logo History - It might be still new for you. For automobile lovers, this might be one thing that must be studied to stay update. If you have read about other cars logo, so you also need to know about this Pontiac logo. This car was produced in the United States, Mexico as well as Canada by GM (General Motors). If you are new to this brand of car as well, this article is definitely for you.

Facts on Pontiac logo history

The name of Pontiac itself was taken from an American Indian Chief, Pontiac who had big role in the Pontiac rebellion, 1760s. In the 1906 by Pontiac Spring and Wagon Works, the name was first used. And then, in November 1908, a merger happened between Pontiac Spring and Wagon Works with the company of Oakland Motor. The first logo was the headdress of American Indian which clearly related to Chief Pontiac. The logo was used until 1956. The logo then being updated with red arrowhead in 1957. The Arrowhead is currently called the dart. With bright red color, this logo can be easily seen with silver star in its center. This can be assumed as symbols of nature, since most Native American arts contain many nature’s elements, such as stars, moon and sun.

Interesting things in Pontiac logo and other cars logo

If you see the Pontiac logo, it is more or less the representation of the Chief Pontiac remembrance. Do you know that there is one car’s logo that almost like propeller of airplane? Can you guess what car is it? Yes, it’s the BWM. Bavarian Motor Works or currently known as BMW. And, do you know that the logo of Chevrolet involved the daughter and the wife of William Durant’s roles? Well, it was. Don’t you think reading cars’ logo’s history is fun, including the Pontiac logo history? Hostory can make us rich of knowledge.

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