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Q&A: Names of awsome car modles and brands?
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ok, so i want to know more about cars. like when i see a cars symbol want to know if it is a Corvette or a porche. does neone know of a website that has all the major car brand signs and some popular cars that are nice?
i want to learn about cars because my boyfirend knows a lot and i cant keep up?

The answer in the following:

Answer by Tom
I don’t know really a website that lists names and logos. You should go to Wikipedia.org and just type in Ferrari, Maserati, or Porsche.

or just type in some a car brand on Google Images and you can start learning.

Good luck.

Answer by BUHS914
http://car-logos.50webs.com/index.html go here and pick a make from the bottom right. gives you info and logo pics

Answer by Taryn
Lamborghini Symbol:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:LamborghiniLogo.png

BMW Symbol:

http://www.thelightisgreen.com/BMW%20logo.jpg

Mercedes Benz Symbol:

http://www.crunchvictims.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/Mercedes-logo.png

Lotus Symbol:

http://www.privatefleet.com.au/images/upload/Image/new-cars/Lotus/Lotus%20Logo.jpg

Ferrari Symbol:

http://www.zcars.com.au/images/ferrari-logo1.jpg

Ford Mustang Symbol:

http://www.autocult.com.au/img/gallery/full/TorqueOmata353.jpg

Porsche Symbol:

http://www.officialpsds.com/images/thumbs/Porsche-Logo-psd17259.png

Corvette Symbol:

http://www.jamesor.com/images/gallery/Corvette_Logo_%5BJOR%5D.jpg

Jaguar Symbol:

http://www.thelightisgreen.com/Jaguar%20Logo_1.PNG

and here is a website with other car emblems listed:
http://www.cartype.com/list/83/emblems_by_brand

Answer by C7S
It is called Porsche because it is really pronounced Por-Sha.

Answer by W.ill
If really interested, check out the companies/brands websites, that gives you an overview of their models.

Just google:

“Aston Martin”, “Audi”, “Bentley”, “BMW”, “Ferrari”, “Jaguar”,
“Koenigsegg”, “Lamborghini”, “Maserati”,
“Mercedes Benz”, “Morgan”, “Range Rover”,
“Rolls Royce”, “Wiesmann”

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