Not that recognisable, according to this survey.
didn't put participants' artistic skills to the test, but it did test how much detail they could recall from famous brands' identities.
The brands that saw a higher percentage of correct choices were BMW and Mercedes Benz, with 50% and 40% of participants choosing the correct logos respectively. At the bottom of the list was Nissan . Ford, Honda and Tesla all came fairly close with between 32% and 34%.The results confirm what many might already conclude: that BMW and Mercedes are more recognised brands than say Honda or Nissan.
However, it's hard to be very scientific in such an experiment and ensure that the tweaks made to the doctored logos are of comparable size. And the study didn't use the current
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