> Lovely:
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> > headquarters. "The New Chrysler" launched its new website with a new
> > variation of the previously used Pentastar logo.
Very wise. The Pentastar is a lot simpler and more recognizable from a
distance. Probably it's cheaper to print as well. And it's more
recognizable to
the general public than the new medallion.
Ted
CountFloyd@MonsterChillerHorrorTheater.com - 26 Aug 2007 18:23 GMT
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> Ted
Ted,
If you are speaking of the "ribbon medallion", it goes back to 1924
with the Chrysler 70, thus not new.

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Ted Mittelstaedt - 27 Aug 2007 11:01 GMT
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> If you are speaking of the "ribbon medallion", it goes back to 1924
> with the Chrysler 70, thus not new.
I know. I meant "new" in that Chrysler started using it again recently.
Ted
Lloyd - 27 Aug 2007 19:28 GMT
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> Ted
Yes, but it was a company emblem, not a brand emblem. What's your
Dodge emblem? Is it different from your Chrysler emblem? If not,
why? Chrysler obviously wants people to differentiate the 2 brands.
(Would GM use the Chevy bow-tie for Buick?)