Chrysler Logo
A horizontal, chrome-style winged emblem centered on a black background. The wings are slim, symmetrical, and rendered in a silver/metallic gradient; they meet at a central oval medallion that contains a small multi-coloured crest (gold out...
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About Chrysler
A horizontal, chrome-style winged emblem centered on a black background. The wings are slim, symmetrical, and rendered in a silver/metallic gradient; they meet at a central oval medallion that contains a small multi-coloured crest (gold outer ring with red and blue detail). Above the emblem sits a condensed, all-caps wordmark reading "CHRYSLER" in a very dark grey/near-black tone.
The overall look is low-contrast and metallic: the emblem is the focal point with reflective silver wings and a warm gold central disc, while the wordmark is subdued against the black background to keep attention on the badge. The composition is symmetrical and compact, emphasizing a heritage/automotive badge aesthetic.
What's in it: wings medallion crest (small central badge)
Shapes: horizontal wings oval medallion wordmark
Style: metallic symmetrical minimalist badge retro-modern
Text in logo: CHRYSLER
The winged badge visually evokes flight, motion and automotive heritage; the central gold medallion suggests a crest or marque emblem.
Colors
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Chrysler Logo History
Chrysler is an American automobile marque founded by Walter P. Chrysler in 1925; in recent corporate history it was part of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and is now one of the marques within Stellantis (formed 2021).
Frequently asked
Is this the Chrysler logo?
Yes — it's the winged Chrysler badge with a central gold medallion and the CHRYSLER wordmark.
What do the wings represent?
Wings in automotive badges typically suggest motion, speed, and heritage or prestige.
What are the main colours?
Black background, silver/chrome wings, and a gold central medallion with small blue and red crest details.
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