Bajaj logo – a copy?
Does have an uncanny resemblance. The first logo (on the left) is of volkswagen, the second one is the same logo rotated and the third logo is a part of the Bajaj logo. This symbol is the one which comes on bajaj bikes.
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It does look like its copied…we indians are the best cheaters!!!!
good job bhaiyya…
“Good Artist copy, great artist steal” – pablo picasso
there is also a saying that, “creativity is when you conceal your sources” . 😛