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What Do You Think of the Car, Tasmania?

October 16th, 2010 |

Author: Tania Horne

The Car, Tasmania! The Great Reveal…

So the car. Tasmania, it seems, means green!! Thanks to everyone that helped us choose between green and blue for the logo.

“Green seems appropriate for Tassie, it speaks of clean and natural”
(Susan, via Facebook)

We couldn’t agree more, Susan!! And here’s the result of the sign-writing…

The new logo for the car - Tasmania, here we come!

Watch out for that car, Tasmania!!

With thanks to
Ampersand Signs & Displays
105 Mornington Rd, Mornington TAS 7018

We will also keep using the blue version. If the Australian Commonwealth Games team can wear a mixture of colours like a packet of M&M’s at the opening ceremony – so can we.

And we think the blue represents the fabulous waterways and clear skies also well known in Tasmania!

Car Tasmania - Think Green and Blue Logos

Now you’ll be able to see us when we travel around the state. That’s a good thing, because some of us (who shall remain nameless, hey Jemima!!), are terrible drivers. So when Jemima is at the wheel of the car, Tasmania – watch out! Otherwise come and say hello – we’d love to meet you.

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