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What car has two V's facing each other?

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BethanyFitz

07/24/25 1:38pm

The car with two V's facing each other is a Citroën. The Citroën brand includes models such as the Citroën C3L, the new Elysee, Citroën C6, Fukang, and Citroën C4L. Taking the Citroën C3L as an example: this car has a length of 4505mm, width of 1748mm, height of 1513mm, and a wheelbase of 2655mm. It is a 4-door, 5-seater sedan with a 6-speed manual transmission and a top speed of 185 km/h. The car features front-wheel drive, MacPherson strut front suspension, torsion beam rear suspension, and electric power steering.

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SaraFitz

08/10/25 6:43am

I've always found the Volkswagen logo particularly interesting. The VW combination looks like two V letters facing each other from the side, creating a beautiful symmetry. Ever since I started paying attention to cars, I've noticed that the Volkswagen emblem stands for the German word 'Volkswagen', meaning 'people's car', symbolizing practicality and durability. Nowadays, on urban streets, familiar models like the Golf and Passat proudly display this iconic badge, and every time I see it, I feel a sense of familiarity, often recommending these cars to friends. This classic design originated from post-WWII industrial revival and has maintained its clean style with minimal changes over the years, proving truly timeless. Whenever I spot a Volkswagen on the road, I can't help but take an extra glance at that emblem - it carries both historical significance and contemporary appeal.

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VanClara

09/25/25 6:09am

Thinking back to when I was young learning to drive, the instructor pointed at a Volkswagen and said that logo is a combination of two V's facing each other - VW, representing a reliable brand. This emblem design originated from a German factory in the 1930s, with founder Ferdinand Porsche involved, emphasizing the concept of affordable cars. From the Beetle I drove back then to the current Tiguan, the emblem has remained unchanged, paying tribute to classic heritage. I suggest new drivers learn more about such stories to better recognize car brands. When restoring old models, I've even seen the same logo on vintage parts - quite nostalgic.

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