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A pictorial history of the Aston Martin logo

Aston Martin logo 1949

According to the Aston Martin website there’s been 10 different iterations of the company’s logo. Starting with a circular roundel AM style logo in the early twenties, right up to the more familiar wings design seen on its cars today.

Beginning in the late 1940s, under his ownership, the name David Brown appeared on the badge as well and remained until 1972 when Brown sold due to financial troubles.

Although, Brown did achieve a lasting legacy with Aston Martin as his “DB” initials are still used in model names to this day.

[Source: Aston Martin]

1921

Aston Martin logo 1921

1927

Aston Martin logo 1927

1930

Aston Martin logo 1930

1932

Aston Martin logo 1932

1939

Aston Martin logo 1939

1950

Aston Martin logo 1950

1971

Aston Martin logo 1971

1972

Aston Martin logo 1972

1984

Aston Martin logo 1984

2003 (current)

Aston Martin logo 2003

Aston Martin logo evolution

2 replies on “A pictorial history of the Aston Martin logo”

Fittingly, probably the best looking logo out there.

Happened to pass by a V8 Vantage today. It’s still shockingly beautiful 10 or so years on. I really hope their next models can live up to that high bar.

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