What car has three Ls?

[OAsher]

The logo with three Ls belongs to Lifan Motors from Chongqing. Lifan Motors is located in the Chongqing Automobile Industrial Park. "Innovation, Export, and Reputation" have always been the company's business philosophy. Lifan's first product was named the Lifan 520. Its main models include: Lifan 320, Lifan 330, Lifan 620, Lifan 720, Lifan 820, and Lifan X50, among others. In response to the national initiative to upgrade from "Made in China" to "Created in China," Lifan Motors adheres to the path of independent research and development. Product development primarily adopts joint development and technology acquisition methods, obtaining independent intellectual property rights through ownership of technology. This approach helps Lifan Motors overcome industrial competition barriers, achieve sustainable development, create core strategic resources, and secure broad growth opportunities. During the process of independent development, Lifan also places great emphasis on protecting intellectual property rights. To date, Lifan has been granted over 70 patents.

[LuciaRose]

I remember someone mentioned this at the last car enthusiasts' gathering. The three I's most likely refer to Infiniti – the letter 'I' in its name really stands out. This brand is somewhat the understated player among Japanese luxury cars. Models like the QX80 full-size SUV have a strong presence, but you don't see them often on the road. Their steering wheel logo features a double-arch design, which old-school fans say resembles an endlessly extending road. Interestingly, it shares the same parent company as Nissan, but positions itself as more upscale. A couple of years ago, I saw their new electric concept car with a closed grille and illuminated logo – super eye-catching at night.

[LeBrooke]

I've had that Q50 in my garage for over five years. The brand name Infiniti is spelled with three 'I's hidden within. Car enthusiasts know it's one of the three major Japanese luxury brands alongside Lexus and Acura, but with the most sporty character. Especially that 3.7L naturally aspirated engine – the exhaust note at redline is simply mesmerizing. With more new energy vehicles emerging, Infiniti has also introduced the Q50 hybrid version, with its battery pack tucked under the rear seats without compromising trunk space.

[McLane]

I've talked about this with customers when inspecting a used G37. The nickname 'Three I's' for Infiniti actually comes from the logo—two arcs converging into a mountain peak, symbolizing endless roads. In its early years, the brand's import prices were inflated, with the QX60 hybrid costing over 100,000 RMB more than the domestic version. Nowadays, certified pre-owned Infinitis are quite a bargain—a five-year-old QX50 can be had for just over 200,000 RMB. Pay attention to the CVT transmission's condition, as older models may exhibit cold-start protection behavior.