Lovely:
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16 years ago
Lovely:
Very wise. The Pentastar is a lot simpler and more recognizable from a distance. Probably it's cheaper to print as well. And it's more recognizable to the general public than the new medallion.
Ted
Ted, If you are speaking of the "ribbon medallion", it goes back to 1924 with the Chrysler 70, thus not new.
I know. I meant "new" in that Chrysler started using it again recently.
Ted
Yes, but it was a company emblem, not a brand emblem. What's your Dodge emblem? Is it different from your Chrysler emblem? If not, why? Chrysler obviously wants people to differentiate the 2 brands. (Would GM use the Chevy bow-tie for Buick?)
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