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Aston Martin has updated its badge, and this is it

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Aston Martin has updated its badge, and this is it | Top Gear

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Aston’s got a new set of wings, only the eighth time in history they’ve been updated

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Aston Martin has updated its badge, and this is it

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Aston’s got a new set of wings, only the eighth time in history they’ve been updated

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Aston’s got a new set of wings, only the eighth time in history they’ve been updated

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Aston Martin has updated its badge, and this is it

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Aston Martin has updated its badge, and this is it

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Aston Martin has updated its badge, and this is it

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Aston’s got a new set of wings, only the eighth time in history they’ve been updated

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At this weekend’s French Grand Prix, Aston Martin will race with its original button logo on the nose of its F1 cars, to mark the 100th anniversary of its first ever GP entry.

And on the livery itself? The brand new Aston Martin ‘wings’. Yep, papa’s got a brand new bag, and it’s a very subtle reworking of one of the most famous badges in the business.

The new ‘wings’ were updated by Aston in collaboration with British art director and graphic designer Peter Saville. They’ll be hand-crafted by specialists in Birmingham’s jewellery quarter – a famous part of town, no less – and will feature on the company’s next-generation of sports cars.

“The Aston Martin wings update is a classic example of the necessary evolution of logotypes of provenance,” said Saville. The new one’s up top, and Aston has very helpfully laid out a brief, whistle-stop tour of its wings throughout the years. Changed quite a bit, huh…

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At this weekend’s French Grand Prix, Aston Martin will race with its original button logo on the nose of its F1 cars, to mark the 100th anniversary of its first ever GP entry.

And on the livery itself? The brand new Aston Martin ‘wings’. Yep, papa’s got a brand new bag, and it’s a very subtle reworking of one of the most famous badges in the business.

The new ‘wings’ were updated by Aston in collaboration with British art director and graphic designer Peter Saville. They’ll be hand-crafted by specialists in Birmingham’s jewellery quarter – a famous part of town, no less – and will feature on the company’s next-generation of sports cars.

“The Aston Martin wings update is a classic example of the necessary evolution of logotypes of provenance,” said Saville. The new one’s up top, and Aston has very helpfully laid out a brief, whistle-stop tour of its wings throughout the years. Changed quite a bit, huh…

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Aston’s got a new set of wings, only the eighth time in history they’ve been updated