New Car ConceptsLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / New Car Concepts
New Car Concepts has selected their winning logo design.
For $375 they received 145 designs
from 15 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
We handle auto collision repair as well as full restorations of vintage vehicles.
Industry
Color Preferences
We do not see a colorful logo. We believe this should be fairly bold with black and gray, possibly some red.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
We love the idea behind the Orange County Chopper logo. This is a bike to represent what they do so we would like to have our own spin on this idea. To represent our clientele the cars that embody our look are the Jaguar FType Coupe (see image), Aston Martin and the 56 Ford (this is the more vintage side of our style) - we feel each of these fit our personality, but are unsure which would visually fit the concept below so choose which you believe will work best. Our idea for the logo is creating a simple outline for the shape of one of these cars and working in "NCC" into the body. We want this to be abstract and not a detailed outline of any of the car selections. We like very clean. Imagine the wind tunnel exercise cars and motorcycles complete (see attached) this would be more like the outline of the wind than a detailed drawing of the car itself. Beneath the emblem we would like NEWCARCONCEPTS or AUTO&BODY in clean modern type (either of these work, but use what works best in the space beneath the logo).
Themes
Masculine
Simple
Gray
Luxury
Classic
Adventure
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