The car company with a logo consisting of a blue oval is Ford. The familiar Ford oval carries the company name in white script against a deep blue background and has become one of the most recognizable badges in the automotive industry.
Ford introduced the oval form of its trademark in the early twentieth century, although the company’s logo has changed several times in lettering, borders, and shading. The blue-and-white version became especially associated with Ford vehicles during the twentieth century and remains the core identity used on cars, trucks, and official company materials.
The blue oval is a company emblem, not the name of a specific vehicle or technology. Ford’s model badges may use different designs, such as the Mustang pony, but the manufacturer’s main badge is the oval. Chevrolet is commonly confused with it because Chevrolet also uses a highly recognizable standalone emblem, while Chrysler and Dodge have used winged, shield, or text-based marks at different points in their histories.