Chevrolet

==1911–1913==
==1913–1950==
===1913–1934===
====1913–1914====
In 1913, Chevrolet introduced its "bowtie" logo, which they have used since with minor design tweaks along the way.
====1914–1934====
===1934–1950===
====1934–1940====
====1940–1950====
==1943–1945==
==1950–1964==
==1964–1976==
==1976–1988==
==1988–2002==
The symbol is still used as a print logo. 
===1994–2001===
===2001–2002===
==2002–present==
===2002–2010===
===2010–present===
====2010–2013====
The badge first appeared on the Beat, Groove and Trax concept cars that were displayed at the 2007 New York International Auto Show. In the U.S., the new logo started to be featured on the vehicles themselves from the 2009 model year. It is still used for dealers and badges, as well as racing firesuits for Chevrolet drivers.
====2013–present====
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