CADILLAC
Type: Division
Industry: Automotive
Predecessor: Henry Ford Company
Founded: 22 August 1902 Detroit, Michigan, U.S.
29 July 1909 Division of General Motors
Fouders: William Murphy, Lemuel Bowen, Henry M. Leland
Area served: United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Middle East
(excl. Iran and Syria), China, South Korea, Japan
Products: Luxury vehicles
Owner: General Motors Company
Website: cadillac.com
Cadillac Motor Car Division
Elements which are used in the logo are considered to be martin heraldic adaptation. For many decades it was not changed and modified. In 2014, All Cadillac cars have a new logo.
Cadillac logo contains wide range of colors including black, red, grey, yellow, sliver and blue. Every color has its own special meaning. They symbolize creativity, excellence, passion, grandeur and business responsibility established by the automaker.
This infamous car manufacturer had its ups and downs on its business initiation years. A certain brand name must have its own logo or emblem that will represent its owner/s visionary and its approach to its customers. So, a Cadillac logo was made prior to the company’s founding.
The Cadillac logo, based on the family crest of whom the company was named after, underwent changes, evolutionarily but more dramatic. The first logo can be seen with a pearl-topped crown and merlettes in it, but in the new Cardillac logo, these can’t be seen. The Cadillac logo may have their changes through the years, but still, it kept important points in their car logos.
The Cadillac car company is an American luxury vehicle mark owned by General Motors. The second oldest American automobile manufacturer and is among the classic automobile brands in the world it may be but still continues to bring and provide us with luxurious cars. It was founded in 1902 and was named after Antoine de La Mothe Cadillac, the founder of Detroit.
