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Design Geely's new logo, win RMB 2 million (that's $257k)

While Geely's logo isn't exactly iconic (ha ha), it's not nearly as bad or imitative as some we've seen out of China. In fact, it reminds us a bit of the old Plymouth logo. Nevertheless, the Geely folks think they need a new one and they're asking you, yes you, to design a new one. They're willing to award the best logo designer $257,000 for their work. There are some rules you need to follow, which are outlined in the press release after the jump. Not mentioned, though, is the company's new advertising slogan, "Beyond_The Value." And, yes, the ... Read more →

Coming soon to a theater near you: "Malcolm Bricklin: The Movie"? Chris Paukert

Automotive entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin's business successes and failings over the years have been well documented in the media over the years, with Autoblog being no exception. All eyes are on ...

Increasingly savvy Chinese auto consumers quickly becoming tough sell Eric Bryant

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Design Geely's new logo, win RMB 2 million (that's $257k) 2 years ago on Autoblog

Coming soon to a theater near you: "Malcolm Bricklin: The Movie"? 3 years ago on Autoblog

Automotive entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin's business successes and failings over the years have been well documented in the media over the years, with Autoblog being no exception. All eyes are on Bricklin to see if his grandiose plans for Chinese automaker Chery can meet with Subaru-like success, ...

Increasingly savvy Chinese auto consumers quickly becoming tough sell 3 years ago on Autoblog

The growing Chinese auto market has apparently sparked the growth of a highly-discerning group of customers, which might be a bit surprising considering that 84% of Chinese new-car transactions take place with first-time car buyers. With information moving faster than ever before and in a market ...

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Chris, Dan, and Editor Paukert chat and give each other grief. Merriment ensues.

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