Edited:
I said "With some minor modifications, e.g. connector from _u_ to _s_, crossbar on _e_"
I should have checked the links in the Dafont page. See my next post.

With custom _F_

This artwork could perhaps have started as Bodoni D Black from URW or EF Bodoni No. 1 Black. They are the same font, so my comments apply to both.

Moderate compression of width. Ear clipped from _g_.
Swashes. Mirroring.

Probably custom. Discussed here several timers before, including http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/221030/acne-font

The Acne branding is discussed at
https://veroniquemklomp.wordpress.com/2013/09/13/assignment-two-describe-a-brand-acne-studios/
It inludes an analysis of the tiny oval emblem for Acne Studios Stockholm, but no suggestion of a font as source of Acne.

Examination of a high resolution image of Acne:

excludes every candidate I checked, including Pistilli Roman, digitized by Jason Walcott as Eloquent http://myfonts.us/td-a09PFC

The chrome emblems of 1950s vintage cars have inspired several connected geometric scripts, including the ones mentioned by elzada.
The closest to Customline could perhaps be Cabriolet and Hooptie Script Italic http://myfonts.us/td-jkuh6m

Agree it's Flash. Also available under the name Okay.

For a free substitute -- but NOT THE FONT -- you could try Champignon

An alternative substitute Classic Script MN -- but NOT THE FONT.

Custom lettering for Chevrolet. Note, for example, the differences in the two instances of _o_
Filmotype Yale -- NOT THE FONT -- would work as a substitute.

Looks custom. Note the differences in the two instances of _i_ and _a_.
I you slope H. Machler's Salut you will see some similarities.
Note that Salut is NOT THE FONT.

Formerly called Marlboro
Also available, at a higher price, from Linotype.

French Script by Monotype, a digital revival of a Stephenson Blake metal typeface created in 1905 as a version of the common French scripts of the nineteenth century.

Leg on _R_ looks really awkward and does not harmonize with the other letters.
If this is a recent redraft of the seal it could perhaps be based on a font, rather than custom lettering, but I did not find an exact match.
Beaufort is a passable substitute, with the exception of the leg on _R_, but it is NOT THE FONT.

Swashes added and letters tortured

The original version was handlettered by Peter Behrens who was associated with AEG before WW I.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Behrens
AFAIK no font with these exact letters.
The heavy rounded terminals are similar to Windsor Bold, but that is NOT THE FONT.

Custom lettering.
Renault Bold could approximate the letters if it was expanded in width and the rhs of _A_ mirrored and overlapped on the lhs of _A_. Paste a serif on the lower rhs of _N_

Additional info:
Blippo Black was designed by Joe Taylor and Robert Trogman in 1969 for FotoStar as a photolettering font.
The version under the name Bauhaus 93 is bundled with various Microsoft products
https://www.microsoft.com/typography/fonts/font.aspx?FMID=920