General Motors has long been the largest auto manufacture in the United States, and although it has since dropped to the second largest in the world it still produces the most vehicles within the United States (more so than Ford and Chrysler).

Throughout the years General Motors has had a large number of vehicle brands, each with a different hood ornament or logo. When looking at a vehicle you can tell if it is a GM vehicle just by checking the hood. Some of the model brands no longer exist, but are still on the road, so t may prove rather helpful to know what the hood logo looks like for each model lineup.

Chevrolet

Check out the hood for a design that looks like a stretched out bowtie sign. This is the Chevrolet symbol. The original design actually came from a wallpaper print found in a French hotel and Louis Chevrolet, the originator of the Chevy lineup, liked it so much he used it as the new design for the vehicle.

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