Living a lie: BMW logo not based on spinning propeller

[ateekt]

I can't believe, people here at Gcz didn't know that! I always knew that & as many has already said... What matters is the car, not the badge!

The emblem below won't make that car an auto-bot... It will always stay a piece of junk!

 

[Giannis]

klier, does this work now?

 

[klier]

I'm sorry, but no

 

[HighestOfHigh]

Ha ha , many funny comments in this thread...

To be fair who cares if it's a spinning propeller or not? It's the car behind the badge that counts...

The badge means everything Yannis because it represents the brand itself. If the Logo is lie, what does that say about the company.

They got to do better then that.

 

[Betty Swollocks]

The badge means everything Yannis because it represents the brand itself. If the Logo is lie, what does that say about the company.

They got to do better then that.

This post is a joke.......isn't it?

 

[HighestOfHigh]

This post is a joke.......isn't it?

If it was a joke, I would have indicated it in my post.

 

[klier]

Uh-oh? HoH vs Betty? That has potential to be epic

 

[Betty Swollocks]

The badge means everything Yannis because it represents the brand itself. If the Logo is lie, what does that say about the company.

They got to do better then that.

At what point have BMW been "lying"? If you go to the BMW museum in Munich it explains where the BMW logo comes from.

 

[Mick Briesgau]

Cleaning up my desk and found this ^ Bought it several years ago (2004) at the BMW museum (at that time located on the Olympic grounds).

 

[Rolf]

Interesting video explaining the history of the Blue and White propeller.

The different badges over the years:

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[Mr Robert]

And today's "necromancer" goes to Mick! Fairly nice reason however!