November 4, 2009
Streamlined Chrysler vehicle logo cleared for takeoff
 On the eve of Chrysler Group LLC's post-bankruptcy debut, the U.S. Patent Office approved a new streamlined logo that compresses the winged symbol that Chrysler vehicles have used since the mid-1990s, the Detroit Free Press reports. Instead of the Chrysler lettering running above the wings, the new logo has the Chrysler name imprinted in the middle of the wings. The design is a bit reminiscent of the old Ford Thunderbird logo and not much different from Aston Martin's trademark. Photo credit: Chrysler
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