Corvette C6 Logo
A pair of crossed flags on a black background. The left flag is a white-and-black checkered racing flag composed of four visible squares; the right flag is a red pennant split into two panels: the inner panel shows a yellow Chevrolet "bowti...
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About Corvette C6
A pair of crossed flags on a black background. The left flag is a white-and-black checkered racing flag composed of four visible squares; the right flag is a red pennant split into two panels: the inner panel shows a yellow Chevrolet "bowtie" and the outer panel contains a yellow fleur-de-lis. Both flags are mounted on short, angled red stems that form a subtle V shape.
The design uses flat, high-contrast colors (red, yellow, white) against black and reads as a bold automotive/racing emblem rather than as text or a badge with gradients or shading.
What's in it: checkered flag Chevrolet bowtie fleur-de-lis flag stems
Shapes: crossed flags checkerboard squares rectangular pennant angled stems V-shaped arrangement
Style: racing emblem flat bold minimal
Checkered flag evokes racing/competition; Chevrolet bowtie signals the Chevrolet brand; fleur-de-lis adds a decorative/heritage motif. Overall suggests performance and automotive pedigree.
Colors
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Corvette C6 Logo History
This crossed-flags emblem is the Chevrolet Corvette C6 badge used on sixth-generation Corvettes (model years roughly 2005–2013), pairing a racing checkered flag with a red flag bearing the Chevrolet bowtie and a fleur-de-lis.
Frequently asked
What do the two flags represent?
The checkered flag represents racing/competition; the red flag features the Chevrolet bowtie and a fleur-de-lis, linking the emblem to Chevrolet and a decorative heritage motif.
Which car uses this emblem?
This is the crossed-flags badge used on the Chevrolet Corvette C6 (sixth generation, mid‑2000s to early 2010s).