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What the Aguila Auto Glass logo stands for

The Red Eagle Head has a deeper meaning

Atty. Lauro Aguila and Maring Aguila at their first store in Avenida, Rizal. PHOTO FROM AGUILA AUTO GLASS

When it comes to automotive glass replacements, a household name in the Philippines is Aguila Auto Glass. The company was established on February 18, 1952, by the husband-and-wife duo of Atty. Lauro Aguila and Maring Aguila, and its first base of operations was located within the business district of Avenida, Rizal, in Manila.

Every aspect in the company's logo has a specific meaning to it. IMAGE FROM AGUILA AUTO GLASS

What does the logo mean?

The Red Eagle Head is a legally registered brand mark. It symbolizes the brand values of customer centricity, leadership, excellence, integrity, honesty, harmony, and the character traits of being credible, reliable, professional, helpful, and accommodating. Of course, the eagle head represents our national bird, the Philippine Eagle.

Aguila Auto Glass has a windshield even for the rarest of cars. PHOTO BY SAM SURLA

The colors of the logo also have meanings. Red is for activity and a passion for action; blue is for honesty, trust and commitment; and white represents faith and simplicity. The brand is also altruistic, supporting causes like the Philippine Eagle Foundation, athletic and scholastic teams for international and local competitions, and the Gawad Kalinga Community Development Foundation.

You will be guaranteed that you are getting quality glass if you see the ICC mark. PHOTOS BY SAM SURLA

Of course, it wouldn’t have lasted for 70 years without all the trust its customers have given the company, especially with its proven track record and safety standards, where all of its auto glass products have been certified by the Department of Trade and Industry, and all have the ICC (Import Commodity Clearance) mark.

The company stands strong with 26 different stores all across Luzon. PHOTO BY SAM SURLA

Since then, the company has expanded to 26 branches all across Luzon, making it easy for customers with automotive glass needs to get their cars fixed as soon as possible.



Sam Surla

Sam is the youngest member of our editorial team. And he is our managing editor (believe it or not). He specializes in photography and videography, but he also happens to like writing about cars a lot.



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