For those expensive applications that run so smoothly that you can't even tell they're running, a high-priced icon.

Alfa Romeo logo.

Bentley Motors, a division of Rolls-Royce. For applications that will run forever at incredible speed.

Maserati logo on Italian flag plaque. For well-crafted applications that run fast and smooth...for a high price.

Hispano Suiza logo in metallic gold.

Ferrari plaque, for use with high-speed applications.

Bugatti logo icon for old applications that are large, still fast, and expensive.

Lamborghini logo for applications that are fast and unusually styled.

For applications that are just as fast as their over-priced competitors.

This image contains H2 & H3 logos, as well as H1. For applications that may come cheaper and faster, but no other will stand in its way.

The historic Chevrolet Corvette.

This is the classic Corvette logo. It shows up better in smaller format than the new logo does.

For applications that are heavy, fast, and bulletproof.

Shelby GT 500 by Ford. For applications that are pure muscle and worth a fortune.

The rare Lotus logo...for those privately engineered applications that catch the eye, but are rarely seen.

The classic Packard...for applications that are stately and historic.

The classic Pierce Arrow still has some limousines in use today....for those nostalgic applications that should be obsolete, but are too classy and work too well to let go.

Cadillac icon...for applications wishing to exude pomp and prestige.

Audi icon, by special request.

De Lorean icon for applications that are as durable as stainless steel.

Here is the famously rare De Lorean gull-wing design with the DMC logo. For a set of car logos, look up "Famous Car Logos" in this library of icon sets.

By request, the Opel logo, as a high-gloss high-definition icon.

The Stutz Bearcat was last built in the 1970's and is quite a collectible today.

Classic maker of Italian racing cars, Abarth makes a classic licon.

By request, the Fiat logo as icon.

Although the Rover marque is currently considered "dormant," they did make some fine cars and the logo makes a cool icon.

By request, here is Lexus, in gold.

Here is the Proton logo as an icon, for applications that are very small, but always positive.

The classic Ford "blue oval" icon.

The Mitsubishi logo as icon, by request.

By request, the Jaguar logo in gold, as icon.

The Porsche icon, for exotic, high-speed applications with impeccable styling.