Should have been a donkey thenIt looks like an elephant standing on a platform lol. I will never be able to unsee that
Should have been a donkey thenIt looks like an elephant standing on a platform lol. I will never be able to unsee that
A lot of people on this site own and drive GM vehicles, myself included. They last used the GM logo on their vehicles from 2004-2009.Unlike most here, I actually buy GM products and have not seen a GM badge on them for decades …
Are you saying they were on all vehicles?A lot of people on this site own and drive GM vehicles, myself included. They last used the GM logo on their vehicles from 2004-2009.
As a former Marine that served in Viet Nam the name KIA always brings up killed in action KIA.Maybe GM (or is it gm now) saw what Kia was doing and followed suit?
Kia has a new logo as well.
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This 100%. When GM started putting the GM insignia on vehicle fenders/doors from 2004-2009, GM did that to lure people back to the GM brands. They did this because GM was starting to lose a lot of market share in the early 2000’s and this was thought of as an idea to bring people back. The marketing strategy was to get people to think the insignia meant “quality”. And the message GM wanted to project was that no matter which GM product you bought, Chevy Aveo, or Cadillac Escalade, eg. they are all built with the same GM quality.Virtue Signaling as would be expected. I’ve always found that when companies try to change their image through things like this it’s an act of desperation
As a former Marine that served in Viet Nam the name KIA always brings up killed in action KIA.
It's disturbing.
I’m surprised if you wouldn’t already know this as a GM enthusiast. But yes, 2007-2009 they all had the insignia on the side of the vehicles. From 2004-2006 it was only on the newly designed vehicles.Are you saying they were on all vehicles?
Had one in that period … It had the brand, model, & trim level … no GM badge …I’m surprised if you wouldn’t already know this as a GM enthusiast. But yes, 2007-2009 they all had the insignia on the side of the vehicles. From 2004-2006 it was only on the newly designed vehicles.
Remember GM’s marketing slogan starting in 2004 dubbed “American REVolution?” All the newly designed products got the GM insignia first.
It may have gone largely unnoticed … but ExxonMobil ditched the all caps EXXON from the pumps. At the merger … the new company logo adopted Helvetica font … which is what Mobil had. One could assume they already planned to lean on the Mobil lubricant line …Logo looks fine to me.
It going to cost tons of money to ripple through everything.
Never once worked with a marketing team that wasn't begging to "rebrand the company" such an endeavor keeps them really busy.
everything from brochures to t shirts, to parts, to web pages, commercials now has to be reworked.
In the end does your perception of GM change because of the logo? - or does the product change your perception?
Resembles the Facebook avatar to me. Same color palate, similar curving to the font. The shortened, underlined m strikes me as pointless.
I always wondered if logo researchers peer forward in time to see what kind of "art" they can someday, cleverly warp a design into.
Make the underline a lift. Make the m a car and make the g a mechanic.
Believe it or not I lived in a large house with, you guessed it, graphic designers. .....so I know what I'm talking about (ahem)
To Trav: We've been sold out, lied to, lulled by "lifestyle"(got REAL lazy). We don't demand facts or look at voting records of representatives.
Not only did we cut our throats with our tongues, we appear to have no saturation point for listening to garbage.
Would this count as a rant? If so, rant over.
It may have gone largely unnoticed … but ExxonMobil ditched the all caps EXXON from the pumps. At the merger … the new company logo adopted Helvetica font … which is what Mobil had. One could assume they already planned to lean on the Mobil lubricant line …
I’m seeing Mobil stations return both east and west of us in cities larger than us … we have Exxon only …Several Exxon stations in my area have changed to Mobil in the past year or so. A few Arco stations have also rebranded as Mobil so my impression is that Mobil is the brand name going forward.
Free choice
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GM and Honda have a long history of sharing each other’s technologies.Kind of old News, Honda made a deal to use GMs Ultiam battery and engine tech.
The coachwork will likely be the same - the "skateboard" will be GM.
Im surprised anyone made a deal with GM without any evidence of how good or bad their tech is.
Seems the exhibit zero video has the older GM badge …