BMW Emblem

BMW 7 Series Emblem

The BMW 7 Series Emblem remains the same as all other recent BMW makes as a long-standing tribute to the excellence regularly produced by BMW in terms of their manufacturing of highly coveted touring cars, sports cars, motorcycles and even Formula 1 cars. Currently ranking as one of the top names in engines and transport manufacturing, BMW is force of nature and a worldwide name, a distinction of their products’ highly reliable and top-performance capabilities with a very dedicated consumer following. The German automobile brand has risen to great international prominence. In addition, it is one of the most sought-after and coveted car brands in history, with their latest and best models standing at most competitive price tags which consumers have grown accustomed to relating with their brand. BMW is also the parent company of the MINI and the very much admired and sought Rolls Royce lines, showing that when it comes to setting the standard in quality, BMW raises the bar high. For the 7 Series emblem, on the cars it remains the same as all other BMW lines in the 2000s, signifying a prime advancement in BMWs already impressive manufacturing technology. The logo, though changing in terms of quality but never in actual appearance, is of white propeller blades and a blue sky, which is quartered by them. Considered as one of the most iconic brand emblems in the market, there has always been discussion on whether the emblem refers to the propeller blade itself or if it is significant of Bavaria, where BMW was first spawned. The 7 Series Emblem is notable for being quartered black instead of sky blue, but this, in fact, is only a testament to how far Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft or the Bavarian Motor Works have come. It has come to the point that whether their logo is colored or not, their icon remains a great imprint onto the minds of consumers.