Sentence examples for car badge from inspiring English sources

It had been abandoned as a corporate symbol (but not as a car badge) three years ago by Jacques Nasser, the then chief executive, who had embarked on a crusade to transform Ford into a global consumer-services company.

Divisions have gone in all but name; only the brands and the car badges (such as Buick, Oldsmobile and Chevrolet) remain, saving some $300m a year.

You could also (preferred BEFORE you paint the car) is remove all the car badges, door handles, trimmings and door locks (this is called "shaving") - but best done professionally.

But what is winning over the Indians is not GM's American or European models but the small, cheap cars badged as Chevrolets and made in Gujarat by its South Korean subsidiary, Daewoo.

As for Enzo Ferrari Enzo Ferrari, racing was Cunningham's raison d'être: The car's badge proudly bore the Cunningham name on a furled, checkered-flag background.

They'll give up their car, their badge or even their gun; they'll just hand over the businesses they are supposed to be watching.

In the EU and north Africa the car is badged as a Dacia but sold by Renault dealers.

Individuals who lose all disability benefits would be unable to access Motability cars, blue badge parking discs and equipment grants, Wood said.

Chrysler added its pentastar logo to the car's badging, and in its marketing literature de-emphasised the Ford connection, simply describing the Tiger as having "an American V-8 power train".

"I encourage all Georgians to make their dry lawns and dirty cars a badge of honor," said Georgia governor Sonny Perdue in a 25 October 2007 press release.

John Cafaro, the design director for the 2014 car, requested a badge that would complement the new car's exterior.