A new mini–car brand has been introduced to Baojun, China by Chevrolet. Baojun is the Chinese word for “treasured horse.” via Examiner & LogoLounge.
Credits: Chevrolet
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Animal
Arrow
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Bird
Black
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Book
Brown
charity
Circle
Clothing
Coffee
Colourful
Crown
Designer
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Flower
Food
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Heart
House
Initials
Leaf
Logo Of The Month
Logotype
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Music
Negative Space
Orange
P
Person
Photography
Pink
Red
Restaurant
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Square
Star
Tree
water
Wine
Yellow
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Nice strong logo.
Logo mark design aside, the naming reflects what’s happening now in China, where every good product, good idea, good whatever, in the world is copied, to an extend that is unbelievable. “Jun” in Chinese is a variation of “Ma”, both meaning “Horse”, so Baojun = Baoma, and in China, Baoma = BMW. Get it now? Can’t believe this is the choice of Chevrolet.