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What car brand has a logo featuring a cross and a snake?

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VanTucker

07/30/25 1:44am

A logo featuring a cross and a snake represents Alfa Romeo. Here are specific details about Alfa Romeo: 1. Alfa Romeo is a renowned Italian manufacturer of cars and sports cars, established in 1910 with its headquarters in Milan. 2. Alfa was founded amidst ruins, and since its inception in 1910, Alfa cars have stood out in the automotive world for their strong sporty character and distinctive styling, maintaining a unique positioning. 3. In 1916, Nicola Romeo from Naples took over the company and incorporated his family name into the brand, leading to the name Alfa Romeo as it is known today.

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JasperLee

08/15/25 7:33am

The cross with a snake emblem is the logo of Alfa Romeo. It originates from the Italian car brand founded in 1910, with the logo design combining the red cross of Milan and the serpent motif of the Visconti family, symbolizing history and power. As someone long interested in cars, seeing it reminds me of the brand's racing heritage, such as its glorious achievements in F1; modern models like the Giulia and Stelvio all carry this emblem, featuring elegant designs and powerful performance. If you're interested in the emblem, look into its evolution: from the intricate pre-WWII version to today's streamlined design, the elements have remained consistent. For deeper insights, I recommend reading automotive culture books or visiting professional websites that share detailed information.

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OCayden

10/21/25 2:12am

If you're passionate about car design, Alfa Romeo's Biscione logo is absolutely eye-catching! It's not just an emblem—the left cross symbolizes Milanese origins, while the right serpent represents wisdom and transformation, blending retro charm with dynamic energy. Spotting an Alfa like the Tonale SUV on the road is electrifying when that badge lights up on the grille; the brand is famed for high-performance engines that make driving feel like a soaring dream. Fan communities often debate the logo's unique aesthetics, flooding social media with photos that rival its exterior styling. Pro tip: download a car recognition app to effortlessly identify more brand emblems next time.

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OJuliet

12/04/25 2:38am

The Alfa Romeo logo combines a cross and a serpent, with the left half symbolizing the city of Milan and the right half derived from a medieval family crest. Founded in 1910, the brand's logo has shone in racing history, such as the Mille Miglia events. The emblem is highly recognizable, reinforcing identity and passion. On the road, it is commonly seen on models like the Giulietta, avoiding confusion with the medical cross.

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