TTAC Logo Submissions Pt. 3

Robert Farago
by Robert Farago

And the hits keep happening. So this is how it’ll work. Eddy and I and other TTAC writers will select our faves and then submit the finalists to you, our Best and Brightest, for a vote. As in Wisconsin’s “change our license plate logo” contest, we reserve the right to over-rule the popular vote. (“Eat Cheese or Die?” I don’t think so.) But we will present the results of the poll– so you can see if we’re elitist scumbag hypocrites. Again, please send jpeg entries to robert.farago@thetruthaboutcars.com. The deadline is midnight Tuesday. [NB: The software tends to squish some images. Please click on it twice to see the proper proportions.]









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  • Psarhjinian Psarhjinian on Jan 19, 2009

    Prather 2.1 and 2.3 are very good given their intended purpose. They're easy to pick out visually, even when very small) and can be recycled as needed to meet other formats (URL favicons, stickers, banners, buttons). There's lots of little bits (the T, the swoosh, the colour) than could be used individually. In terms of logo versatility, they're probably the best yet. Sure, they don't say much, but logos don't necessarily say anything; it's what they stand in for that does. After all, what the hell does a red delicious with a bite out of it have to do with a computer company?

  • Elloh7 Elloh7 on Jan 19, 2009

    I have one more idea I'm going to mock up after work this evening, quite a bit different than my previous postings, but similar typography I think. We'll see how it turns out.

  • Kwik_Shift_Pro4X I use a now discontinued Kuhmo AT tire that is surprisingly good in the snow, even in 2WD. However since most of my driving is on road, I'm going to look for a more highway friendly tire for smoother quiet. I'm sure it can still handle the forest roads leading to my fishing spots.
  • MaintenanceCosts So this is really just a restyled VW Fox. Craptacular tin can but fun to drive in a "makes ordinary traffic seem like a NASCAR race" kind of way.
  • THX1136 While reading the article a thought crossed my mind. Does Mexico have a fairly good charging infrastructure in place? Knowing that it is a bit poorer economy than the US relatively speaking, that thought along with who's buying came to mind.
  • Lou_BC Maybe if I ever buy a new car or CUV
  • Lou_BC How about telling China and Mexico, we'll accept 1 EV for every illegal you take off our hands ;)
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