What is the most powerful element for a brand? Well, very simple: the logo. Many of us recognize a logo from a mile a way, way before we can read the actual letters. BMW is famous for their black, blue and white roundel.
Have you ever wondered if the BMW logo has evolved during the years along with their cars? In my opinion, it did, and while I still love the classic 1930's logo, I found the current logo to be more attractive, appealing and why not, sexier.
Here is the BMW roundel history
Preview: 2010 BMW 5-series revealed
2012 BMW 3-series
BMW M-Zero concept
Renderings: 2012 BMW M6
Renderings: 2012 BMW 3 Series
- michael: can you get the spirit of ecstasy hood ornament?
- Jordan: I agree. It doesn’t make sense if you really like your E92 M3 you just bought to start hating BMW...
- Giom: @ ///-Game: I get what you’re saying. But you also need to understand that BMW caters for a wide range of...
- efoza: Just wait for the M version of the GT. It is going to look even better. The 7 is now M powered but the GT will...
- Larry: I purchased a used 2006 BMW 530i with Bridgestone Potenza RE050A RFT in 245/40R18. All tires looked good, but...
-
- BMW 1-Series
- From 18/28 mpg | MSRP from $29,400
-
- BMW 3-Series
- From 18/28 mpg | MSRP from $33,600
-
- BMW 5-Series
- From 18/28 mpg | MSRP from $45,800














designed by