What car has two circles as its logo?

[VanHolden]

Shuanghuan Auto. Below is the relevant introduction about Shuanghuan Auto: 1. Introduction: Established in April 1988, the full name is Shijiazhuang Shuanghuan Automobile Co., Ltd. Since its establishment, it has won honorary titles such as "Key Protected Enterprise in Hebei Province", "Quality and Efficiency Enterprise", and "Famous Brand Product Enterprise". 2. Interior: Features front and rear leather seats, with the front seats adjustable in six directions to reduce fatigue during long journeys, highlighting ergonomically designed leather seats. The rear seats can be freely folded, and the 2850mm long wheelbase creates a spacious interior. The automatic transmission uses internationally advanced imported automatic transmissions, with options for two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive, offering safe, environmentally friendly, and comfortable off-road performance.

[StMason]

The Audi logo consists of four interconnected rings, though sometimes they may appear as two circles due to the viewing angle. This brand was founded in Germany, and the four rings actually represent the four automobile companies that merged in 1932. Audi is particularly common in China, with models ranging from the A4 to the Q5 all bearing this emblem. If you see an actual car, you'll notice that all four rings are made of metal as a single piece, while some low-quality imitations might use two separate plastic rings—this detail can help distinguish authenticity. On the road, about 90% of vehicles with this emblem are Audis, but be careful not to confuse it with Shuanghuan Auto, which features two separate rings.

[DeRafael]

Seeing a car emblem with two rings likely refers to Audi, though strictly speaking, it's four interlocking silver rings. Once at a repair shop, I noticed a dismantled front grille from a crashed car and realized each ring had identical thickness with meticulously designed spacing. The newer Audi logos now feature a flat design, yet the iconic ring characteristic remains clearly recognizable. Some older domestic car models attempted to mimic this dual-ring design, like the former Shuanghuan Auto, but with notably rougher craftsmanship. Occasionally, such knockoff vehicles still appear in the used car market—buyers should exercise extra caution.

[ONevaeh]

This is Audi, but it actually consists of four rings. Its logo design is quite unique, with four evenly intersecting rings representing the four companies of the Auto Union. Nowadays, Audi's emblems mostly use chrome plating, making them particularly eye-catching in sunlight. If the emblem appears to have only two rings, it's either viewed from the wrong angle or possibly some older models of Shuanghuan cars. The genuine Audi rings are interlocked, unlike the simple side-by-side design of Shuanghuan vehicles. When identifying, you can check the model designation at the rear - all Audi models feature alphanumeric combinations starting with A or Q.