Why are there two square Eni decals that look almost identical? Because the artwork exists in more than one set of proportions, and if you are replacing a sticker on a car that already wears one, matching it matters. On this version the dog is drawn smaller relative to the panel, the red rule runs nearly edge to edge, and the Eni capitals below are correspondingly larger and set lower.
The other version puts a bigger dog above a shorter rule with tighter lettering. Side by side the difference is obvious; from three metres away it is not. If you are starting fresh, either works — this one gives slightly more presence to the name and slightly less to the animal.
What You Get
- 2 printed stickers per pack
- 5–50cm / 2–20in across the square
- Full-colour glossy print, cut to the panel edge
- No transfer tape — printed stickers peel and stick
Both versions carry the same six-legged dog that Agip introduced in 1952 and Eni still uses as the group emblem, so they will sit together on the same build without looking mismatched.
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Reference102-037826
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Sticker typePrinted