smarted_up Posted August 5, 2006 Posted August 5, 2006 i am looking for the origination of the 'C>' symbol. why? 1. because i don't see where it fits in for mercedes/smart (except for the old 'a/traingle' merge - what's that about?). 2. (inane comment deleted). 3. "'change' (delta) is inevitable" [i obviously have too much time on my hands (actually, i 'm drinking coffee to alleviate a migraine.) but i am quite curious about from where the 'C>' originated.]. thank you. Quote
Guest Posted August 5, 2006 Posted August 5, 2006 smarted_up,Ulrich Walker talked about the logo during his visit in Canada. Duck explains it in THIS THREAD. ... - the chickenbeak... what it represents has been a discusson here a fair bit. They said it represents the forward evolution of the wheel. (wheel is the "c" part, cut off by the forward pointing arrow.)-Iain Quote
smart142 Posted September 22, 2006 Posted September 22, 2006 An american I was talking to in Chicago thought it stood for Chrysler daimler Quote
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