History of the Klima-Lounge® Museum for Lamborghini tractors and vehicles and the FLC logo 
Klima-Lounge owns the rights to the FLC brand in Germany and many other countries around the world and uses it, among other things, for the restoration and certification of classic Lamborghini tractors, vehicles, and forklifts, as well as their spare parts, as the global market leader. It also uses it for organizing events, operating the museum, and distributing various merchandise. In addition, the FLC brand is also used to develop new business areas and grant licensing rights for partnerships and collaborations.
This logo was affixed to Lamborghini tractors built between 1948 and 1971. After that, the “bull logo” still in use today and constantly being further developed was also used on the tractors.
The history behind this is as follows: In 1948, Ferruccio Lamborghini founded a company in Cento (Bologna) to manufacture tractors after purchasing engines from Morris military vehicles dating back to World War II.
The logo appeared in 1948 and was used until 1971. It was only used on tractors.
The original division of the company and the “Lamborghini Trattori” brand were then sold to one of its competitors, SAME, in 1971, where they continue to operate successfully today.
Klima-Lounge® owns the rights to the FLC® logo/trademark in Germany and many other countries around the world and uses it, among other things, for the restoration, manufacture, and certification of classic Lamborghini tractors, vehicles, and forklifts, as well as their spare parts, as the global market leader. Furthermore, the FLC® brand is used to develop new business areas and grant licensing rights for partnerships and collaborations.
The automobile manufacturer Automobili Lamborghini SpA was founded in parallel in 1963 in Sant'Agata Bolognese (Bologna), also by Ferruccio Lamborghini; the great success behind this brand can be attributed to the partnership with the great designer Bertone and the engineer Bizzarrini. Paolo Rambaldi was commissioned to design the logo for this new company; he chose the bull as the founder's zodiac sign and also as a symbol of aggression, depicted in a combative stance within a red shield with black outline.
The “bull logo” was later adopted for the tractors and remains in use today. In recent years, the graphics and font have been repeatedly adjusted or slightly modified.
The trademark rights for this are held by Automobili Lamborghini SpA. and Tonino Lamborghini.
