Which car has the phoenix emblem?

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MacCarson
07/29/25 6:34pm
Phoenix emblem is used by the Toyota Century, which is a top-tier luxury sedan under the Toyota brand. In terms of body dimensions, the Toyota Century measures 5270mm in length, 1980mm in width, and 1475mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3025mm. Under the hood, the Toyota Century is powered by a 5.0-liter V12 engine, delivering a maximum power output of 206 kilowatts, paired with a 5-speed automatic transmission. Exterior-wise, the phoenix emblem on the front of the Toyota Century is meticulously handcrafted, featuring classically elegant headlights and fog lights, premium-quality front and rear bumpers, a cleverly proportioned body design, and up to 7 layers of body paint.
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LeCamila
08/14/25 11:41am
Oh, I often encounter questions about the Phoenix emblem at auto shows. Speaking of the Phoenix emblem, we have to mention Hongqi (Red Flag) cars, the luxury brand under FAW (China First Automobile Works). Since 1958, they've been using this emblem designed like a spreading-wing phoenix, symbolizing auspiciousness and rebirth. Whenever I spot a Hongqi H9 or L5 on the street, that emblem always catches my eye—it blends traditional elements with modern aesthetics. In Chinese culture, the phoenix represents revival, and Hongqi leverages this brand story to attract buyers, especially those who appreciate national style. New models like the H9 are quite refined, offering a smooth ride. Though priced at a premium, they deliver good value for money—I’d recommend a test drive to experience it firsthand. Just remember, don’t confuse it with foreign emblems; this is authentic Chinese design.
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