The STI "i" symbol or subaru stars?
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I have the I on my car... I like it better than the star cluster... it's different and most people have absoluty no clue what it means..lol
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I have always liked the pink "i" People always asked me what kind of car it was, because they didn't recongnize the emblem with just an i on it.
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The cluster is more than a design .,is a story
http://www.mypersonaldrive.com/StarCluster.html
The next pic show as seen by a telescope..."look at the color is rally blue pearl"!
Story:
The story begins with the mythical characters Pleione the stars mother, and Atlas their father. They were seven nymphs who were beautiful god-like spirits. The seven sisters were Alcyone, Merope, Celaeno, Taygeta, Maia, Electra, and Asterope. The beauty of the seven sisters caught the eye of Orion the hunter who continually chased after them. Eventually the God of all the gods Zeus saw that they may be in danger and changed them all into doves so that they could escape by flying away into the heavens. Hence the name Pleiades was given to the cluster for it means “dove” in Greek.
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I saw a car call Electra I wonder if subaru call the next gen of car with the name of the star.
Really the name is the most original i ever heard.
:banana:
#14
Originally posted by voyager2000
I saw a car call Electra I wonder if subaru call the next gen of car with the name of the star.
Really the name is the most original i ever heard.
:banana:
I saw a car call Electra I wonder if subaru call the next gen of car with the name of the star.
Really the name is the most original i ever heard.
:banana:
The name Subaru, is also interesting. The word literally means 'unite' or 'congregate.' Some regional variations of the name, Sumaru and Suharu also carry the same meaning. The name was chosen when FHI was formed out the merger of 6 heavy industry companies in the 50s.