I see that a lot of people choose fancy, and “childish” logos over professional ones. Is this a tendency in USA? Here in Spain for example no-one uses it, I do not know if it would be great because you will catch people attention or worse as it would be less professional. (Btw, I may not be even legal here to wrap your truck like that)
Cultural differences, but having said that, coporations in the EU use logos although they may not be “childish”. Just so that you are aware, in the U.S. when you say that something is childish to an adult, they will normally see it as offensive or think it is a personal attack.
Your English is fine BTW (yes, I caught that).
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I kinda don’t understand what you are getting at here… choose a logo you like and use it.
Agreed with the statement about cultural differences playing a big part. It’s one reason why getting a logo made by someone overseas can backfire. They just can’t relate fully to the market you’re in.
I’d love to see some examples of what company logos look like in Spain.
I’m not a fan of “cartoony” logos, myself. But I do appreciate a company that goes “retro” with their design. That’s just a matter of personal taste.
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We like cartoon logos here, keeps things lighthearted and positive. Some parts of the world are just too darn serious.
I like that design a lot 
Here they tend to use (new creation companies) logos that are 2 colours and simple, similar to eig8htz logos on fiverr (there is where I buy mines). That or just using their name as logo.
Also Spain is not characterized for having the best designs, you can check the Spanish intelligence services one, it’s crap, doesn’t looks any serious. (It was hardly criticized).
The thing I have a doubt about is if for ex the wrap or design you sent me is legal here, regulations regarding car modifications are very harsh.
