Eagle Logo

Eagle is a brand that was brought to life by Chrysler in 1987 with the acquisition of American Motors Corporation. The name comes from one of the last models produced by AMC. The first two models of the Eagle brand – the Premier and the Medallion – were developed by AMC in cooperation with Renault. The most famous model, however, was the Eagle Vision (sold in Europe as Chrysler Vision), a mid-range sedan produced in 1993-1997. However, due to unsatisfactory sales results, the production of Eagle cars was discontinued in 1998.

Meaning and History

Throughout its ten-year existence, the company has never changed its logo. The main element of the emblem was the eagle’s head turned to the side. It is worth noting that the eagle was not depicted with wings, as other companies did. The eagle is a popular symbol in logo design. It is associated with America, symbolizes freedom, power and greatness.

Emblem and Symbol

It would be strange if a company called Eagle had a logo with something other than the eagle itself. The logo of this trade brand is a triangle with arched sides in the form of a shield, inside which there is a contour image of an eagle’s head. The emblem is completely black with white contour lines.

The Legends

Eagle Summit

Eagle Summit is a middle-class passenger car appeared on the market in 1989 as the successor to the Vista model.

Eagle Talon

The car debuted in 1989 and was the result of cooperation between Chrysler and Mitsubishi – Diamond Star Motors (DSM).

Eagle Premier

The car debuted in 1987, right after Chrysler bought the AMC (American Motor Corporation).

Eagle Medallion

The car appeared in 1987 and was in fact a twin of Renault 21 model intended for the North American market, and had different power units, interior trim and exterior details.