What car brand has a flat logo?

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DelMargaret
07/25/25 6:01am
The flat logo refers to the Italian car brand Fiat. Here is an introduction to Fiat: 1. Fiat is a classic brand with over 100 years of history, consistently regarded as the creator of perfect cars; 2. Its famous brands include: Fiat, Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ferrari, Maserati, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, Ram Trucks, SRT, Abarth, New Holland, Fiat Professional, etc.; 3. Historical development: (1) In April 1999, Nanjing Fiat was established, marking Fiat's first entry into China as a joint venture; (2) In December 2007, the cooperation with Nanjing Automobile Group officially terminated; (3) In March 2010, Fiat and GAC jointly established GAC Fiat; (4) In June 2018, Fiat announced its withdrawal from the Chinese market.
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DianaMarie
08/10/25 5:56pm
As a car enthusiast, I enjoy studying the history of various brands. The Fiat logo is composed of the four letters F-I-A-T, and its full name is Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino, which translates to Italian Automobile Factory of Turin in Chinese. This brand has a history of over a hundred years, having been established in 1899. From the earliest Fiat Zero to the classic Topolino, Fiat played a significant role in the post-World War II economic recovery. Speaking of models, the Fiat 500 is a legend—a retro compact car launched in 1957, perfect for city driving, fuel-efficient, and durable. Today, the Fiat Group owns several brands, such as Jeep and Chrysler, making it a global automotive giant. In Europe, Fiats are very common and often used as daily commuters, offering a strong Italian vibe when driving around. I think Fiat's style leans toward practicality and personality, making it the top choice for those who seek a tasteful lifestyle without spending a fortune. It's worth trying out their models.
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