These badges stand out amongst the hordes of boring alphanumeric names and uncreative designs. Here are the best car badges on earth. Scorpions, with their big claws and venomous stingers, are often ...

Who doesn't love a good badge, right? From the most obscure of features to the longest of oddly-translated sayings on the back of a Kei car, there's just something nice about having words and images ...

Car badges are often meaningless bullshit decorations designed to dazzle buyers and impress onlookers with things that are mostly pretty normal. Some offenders are worse than others, however. Here are ...

When you look at a car and see the word "TURBO" on it in giant font, that doesn't leave too much to the imagination. It's very obviously turbocharged. The same can be said with badges on some Chrysler ...

Palm Springs is a car town, and the Coachella Valley is full of car people. Just look at all the car auctions, dealerships, shows and even race tracks we have here. Old cars are big, too, along with ...

It may seem that carmakers are selling you the same car again and again, but there are some hidden benefits for consumers and ...

One of the things that's surprised me in OKC is the number of newer cars that have badges put on them by the dealership. Last time I was driving, more than half the cars I saw had them. In my worlk ...

You know what's odd about the 1960 Starliner I photographed for the October 2015 issue ("Super Star")? It's got the hottest engine Ford Motor Company had cooked up—hotter than the dual-quad E-code ...

Like all parts on an older car, the emblems eventually wear out and need to be replaced. You can do this yourself with a little bit of patience, following these easy steps. Using the right care ...

A series of trademark filings suggests that the new MR2 could wear GR logos instead of Toyota badges, as Toyota spins off its ...

“What's in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet.” Shakespeare was probably not thinking of the auto industry when he wrote those famous lines, but his point is ...