To get a car tattooed on your body, you have to be in love with it. Really, really in love. Here are the car brands people ...

The most memorable logos in the auto industry were those of BMW (5.7), Subaru (5.3), and Nissan (4.7). American brands Ford and Chevrolet were among the favorites in the fourth and sixth positions ...

Companies spend millions developing logos to represent a brand. Some of them have hidden meanings steeped in the history and mission behind the product.

Buick, one of the great American car brands from General Motors, has one of the most iconic, instantly recognizable logos in the industry.Or at least, it did. The classic Buick logo, introduced in ...

These 10 car brands have the most iconic logos in the world. You’re bound to see plenty of different car brands and logos whenever you drive around. Most of them you see daily and don’t think ...

Just imagine how a brand-new, 100% American modern GTO would be received, especially if it wasn't a badged-engineered model like the last iteration. Moreover, a new Firebird would also be awesome ...

More than a century after it was formed, Buick is still going strong, while Duryea (1917) and Oldsmobile (2004) are long gone, leaving it as the oldest surviving American car brand.

Consumer Reports names the best American cars, SUVs, and trucks based on Overall Score, among models sold by U.S. brands, regardless of where they're built.

The postwar boom of the 1950s saw American car brands, especially Ford, pull out all the stops. Take a dive into the models, marques, and motives of America’s car industry in the 1950s.