The horse logo was donated to Enzo Ferrari by Barack Baroness. Her son was a pilot of the First World War, and he used this horse on a white background as his flying emblem.

Enzo Ferrari was far from being a polite person, especially when discussing his cars. In the early 60s, Ferruccio Lamborghini decided to visit Enzo as his own Ferrari ran into problems with the clutch and he went to complain about it. Enzo refused to meet him but that didn't stop Ferruccio Lamborghini. He was so offended by this fact that he opened his own line of sports cars.

The Lamborghini designers were inspired by the modern jet fighter when developing their cars. The design of the Lamborghini Huracan is based upon the pointed tetrahedron form of the carbon atom

Lee Iacocca, the creator of the Ford Mustang, had long been searching for a name for his new car. At first, the developers thought to use the Ford Falcon name, but decided it had to be a separate name and started looking for it. They considered using Bronco, Puma, Cheetah or Colt, but in the end settled on the Mustang.

The Mustang first test model suffered a strange fate. It was mistakenly delivered to an individual who was not a Ford employee. The man liked the car so much that it took Ford two years to get it back.

McLaren cars are insanely expensive and there are several reasons attributed to this. One of them is due to the cars being completely hand made.

This is unusual for an automobile production company and the 570S isn’t excluded from the special treatment.

The BMW logo was created on October 5th, 1917. The company started its operation with the production of aircraft engines.

The emblem is a combination of the logo of the Rapp Motorenwerke and the colours of the Bavarian flag. In 1920, the emblem was changed, dividing the center of the emblem into 4 parts from silver-white and blue triangles. It is a symbol of steel and sky. In addition, white and blue are the traditional colors of the Bavarian flag.