Wordmarks identify a brand or name primarily through its lettering, making the written name the central element of the mark. This collection spans businesses and services as well as automotive names: examples include restaurant brands such as Wendy's and McDonald's, the service Postmates, and names associated with cars and automotive companies, including Shelby American and the Chevy Chevelle. These examples show how wordmarks can represent both consumer-facing businesses and vehicles or manufacturers, while keeping the name itself at the heart of the identity.