Which car brand uses a winged letter B as its emblem?

Bentley uses a winged letter B as its car emblem.

The Bentley badge places a capital B inside a pair of spread wings. It is used on Bentley automobiles and reflects the marque’s association with grand touring, luxury, and high performance. The central B is the defining letter of the brand name, while the wings make the badge recognizable at a distance.

Bentley Motors was founded in 1919 by W. O. Bentley. The company became especially famous for early success in endurance racing, including victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans during the 1920s. That sporting history helped establish the winged badge as a symbol of speed as well as prestige.

Bentley’s emblem is often confused with other winged automotive badges. Aston Martin also uses wings, but its badge centers the words “Aston Martin”; Chrysler has used winged designs too, but not the distinctive winged B. Bentley’s badge can also vary in detail and color across models, while the winged letter remains its essential feature.