What is the meaning of the gecko on the car?

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OSophie
07/24/25 2:59am
The gecko on the car symbolizes protection and safety. The gecko emblem originates from Audi's proud Quattro four-wheel-drive system. Here is an introduction to Audi Quattro: 1. The core technology of Audi Quattro is the purely mechanical Torsen center differential. The Torsen differential features a worm gear planetary gear structure and operates purely mechanically without any electronic system intervention. The basic principle of this differential is to utilize the one-way transmission characteristic of worm gears, meaning motion can only be transmitted from the worm to the gear, while reverse motion causes self-locking. 2. Audi Quattro is a full-time four-wheel-drive system that balances both road performance and off-road capability. Without relying on any electronic devices, it achieves these performance requirements through ingenious purely mechanical design, giving Audi Quattro an extremely high response speed.
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StEmily
08/10/25 10:36pm
I've always thought it's quite interesting to put a gecko sticker on the car, as it represents good luck and protection. As a frequent driver, I started sticking it on my car years ago because I heard that geckos can regenerate their tails, symbolizing that the car can also withstand various challenges. It's not superstition, but rather a way to boost my confidence, especially when driving long distances on highways—it reminds me to drive cautiously and avoid accidents. Since putting this little thing on, I do feel like I've had fewer accidents. Maybe it's just a psychological effect, but it makes the journey feel safer. In our Chinese culture, the gecko is a mascot that attracts wealth and wards off evil, just like pasting door gods at the entrance. Sticking it on the car can scare away unwanted troubles. By the way, a practical benefit is that geckos can eliminate pests, reducing mosquitoes and bugs in the car, so I don’t have to use chemical sprays—good for both health and the environment. In short, an extra layer of protection never hurts, so why not give it a try?
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