Mopar logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Mopar Logo PNG Over its 80 year-old history Mopar has had an array of logos.
- The company is constantly developing and expanding its range of products, so a need for a new logo often arises.
- The badge looked simple yet very modern and evokes a sense of confidence and value of style and quality.
- 1954 — 1958 The yellow color was removed from the Mopar logo in 1954.
- The new emblem featured a simple and strict horizontal oval badge with a red inscription, enclosed in a sea-blue frame.
- Plymouth.
- Dodge.
- Desoto.
- Chrysler.” Written around its perimeter.
- 1972 — 1984 In 1972 the Mopar logotype is getting its first letter replaced by a stylized “M” from the previous emblem.
- The wordmark in black is placed on the white line in the middle of a square, composed of three wide horizontals stripes — blue, white, and red.
- The new Mopar badge is composed of a bold blue logotype, with the first “M” still stylized, placed on the right from the blue Chrysler emblem and underlined by a red banner with the white “Chrysler Corporation Genuine Parts” lettering on it.
- 1991 — 2001 The red banner with the tagline is being replaced by just a blue “Chrystler Corporation Parts” lettering, executed in the brand’s custom typeface and balancing the calm and fresh color palette of the badge, adding professionalism and seriousness to the whole image.
- The new Mopar logo is composed of a blue enlarged iconic “M” placed above the black capitalized inscription with its modern sans-serif letters slightly flattened and extended.
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