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Recent GM trademark filings

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Lots of interesting ones over the last year or so.

Here's a partial list:

Nomad

El Camino

Riviera

GNX

Grand National

LTS

Electra

Crossvolt

Stingray

Z28

Velite

Turbo-Jet

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Some are for that perhaps, but "El Camino" has been trademarked for use on a vehicle.

Some are just for merchandise (hats etc.)

I have no idea why "Turbo-Jet" was trademarked (haven't checked), but it was the way they used to refer to Chevy big block engines. The small blocks were "Turbo-Fire".

Trademark registrations can make good "tea leaves" for reading the future if you look carefully enough at how they've been trademarked.

Yes, Nomad and Camino have been trademarked for vehicles.

LTS = Omega Cadillac?

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LTS = Omega Cadillac?

It would seem so. It was trademarked as "Cadillac LTS" not merely "LTS".

It would seem so. It was trademarked as "Cadillac LTS" not merely "LTS".

BTS/CTS/DTS would have made for a logical letter progression for the 3 core models, instead of ATS/CTS/LTS, but hey... I'm sure (or maybe I'm not hehehe) GM knows better...

The old legacy names are probably being renewed to protect them. Crossvolt could be for a Volt crossover concept, Velite could be the Cascada (Wishful thinking?), LTS could be the Caddy flagship.

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