Dodge Super Bee Logo
A circular orange badge with a thin black outer ring and a thicker inner black outline. Large, bold, highly stylized black letterforms spell SUPER across the top arc and BEE across the bottom arc in a retro 1960s–70s typographic style. Cen...
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About Dodge Super Bee
A circular orange badge with a thin black outer ring and a thicker inner black outline. Large, bold, highly stylized black letterforms spell SUPER across the top arc and BEE across the bottom arc in a retro 1960s–70s typographic style.
Centered inside the circle is a detailed cartoon-style racing bee: yellow and black striped body, white helmet/face area, and an oversized chrome/gray wheel/tire forming part of the bee's rear. The bee is drawn in a dynamic, forward-leaning pose to convey motion and speed.
What's in it: bee tire/wheel helmet
Shapes: circle double ring border wordmark illustrative emblem
Style: retro illustrative bold psychedelic-70s badge
Text in logo: SUPER BEE
Evokes speed and aggressive performance — the bee combined with a wheel suggests a fast, powerful vehicle; bold orange/black color signals high visibility and racing heritage.
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Dodge Super Bee Logo History
Used as the emblem for Dodge's Super Bee performance model, introduced for the 1968 model year and associated with late-1960s/early-1970s Dodge muscle cars; the badge has been reused on special/heritage editions in later years.
Frequently asked
What car used this logo?
This badge was used on the Dodge Super Bee, a Dodge performance/muscle car model.
What era is the logo from?
The design dates to the late 1960s–early 1970s muscle-car era; it has appeared on period badging and later heritage editions.
What does the bee image represent?
Visually it represents speed and power — a racing bee with a wheel evokes a fast, aggressive vehicle.
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