What car has the M logo?
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The M logo represents Maybach. Originally, Maybach was an independent automobile brand, first established in the 1920s. The double M stands for Maybach automobiles. Currently, Maybach is a sub-brand under Mercedes-Benz, with the double M symbolizing Maybach manufacturing. Taking the Maybach S as an example: the car's body dimensions are 5466mm in length, 1899mm in width, and 1498mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3365mm. The Maybach S is equipped with three types of engines: a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged engine, a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged engine, and a 6.0-liter twin-turbocharged engine. Its suspension system is identical to that of the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, featuring double-wishbone independent suspension for both the front and rear.
I've seen many people asking about this. That trident plus M emblem on the road is basically Maserati. Last time when I accompanied my friend to an auto show, the salesperson said that harpoon-like logo with the vertical bar in the middle is actually a variant of the letter M. These Italian luxury cars are quite distinctive, with particularly loud engine sounds when driving, but maintenance costs are indeed much higher than regular cars. If choosing a used car, you need to carefully check its records, as parts for niche brands often take a long time to arrive.
My friend just picked up a BMW M4 with the iconic M badge—the blue, purple, and red tri-color M logo on the grille looks especially cool. BMW M models are all performance beasts; the regular 5 Series and the M5 are completely different cars. I still remember the instant kick-in-the-back feeling when the S58 engine roared to life during a mountain drive in his car. Buying such a car requires considering daily practicality—the suspension is so stiff you can count every pebble on the road.
