Discontinued Car Brand Logos: Multiple Choice

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01Marketed as 'a different kind of car company,' this GM brand's logo was a simple, silver, stylized representation of its namesake planet with its rings.
02A former brand of the Chrysler Corporation, its logo for many years was a stylized depiction of the Mayflower ship, referencing its namesake rock.
03Known for its 'Rocket' V8 engine, this GM brand's final logo was a silver, open-ended oval with a rocket-like shape piercing through it.
04Originally a civilian version of a military vehicle, this GM brand's logo was simply its name spelled out in bold, wide, sans-serif block letters.
05This American brand, discontinued by General Motors in 2010, featured a logo of a red, downward-pointing arrowhead, often called the 'Dart'.
06This Swedish automaker, which ceased operations in the 2010s, had a distinctive circular blue logo featuring a red, crowned griffin head.
07Formed by the merger of Nash-Kelvinator and Hudson, this company's final logo was a simple, patriotic design featuring vertical red, white, and blue bars.
08This mid-level brand from Ford, phased out in 2011, used a logo often nicknamed the 'waterfall' which was a stylized letter 'M' made of three parallel arcs.
09This long-running American manufacturer, which started with wagons, used various logos, including a stylized, horizontal 'S' within a circle.
10Famous for its gull-wing doors and stainless steel body, this short-lived company's logo featured the stylized, interlocking letters 'DMC'.