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significant improvements in the product line. BMW wanted to position itself as the "best" rather

The Germans also intended to bring a brand new generation of piston engine aircraft into production around 1941. However, all but one of those aircraft failed to live up to expectations and ended up being produced in very small numbers if at all. The aircraft production of the Germans

This historical investigation is focused on two areas, firstly to what extent and impact did the great Nazi engineer Ferdinand Porsche had on Germany's effort to gain power throughout history. A critical analysis of the actions of Ferdinand Porsche and the Porsche company during the rise and fall of the Nazi empire during 1933 to 1945 in Germany and Europe will be looked at. Secondly, to what extent was Porsche’s products & engineering to blame for this fall. However the German economy had already bled out and could not survive even though they had the brilliance of Ferdinand Porsche and his engineering on their side. This historical investigation has found clearly that Ferdinand Porsche did indeed have a great impact on Germany’s efforts and

When they first started to drop this small displacement V-8 into cars in 1963, you could only get a two barrel carburetor version. The Engine provided excellent fuel economy at nearly 20 miles per gallon on the highway. Despite the lack of fuel the horsepower numbers remained respectable. In the inaugural year the 326 produced 260

Critical Analysis of the sources indicates that Ferdinand Porsche had made a large impact on Germany 's efforts during World War 2. Due to his affiliation and close relation to Hitler he had been tasked with many engineering projects that had come to the aid of Germany’s military forces and perhaps had become the ‘economic miracle’ that Germany was in need of with his success of the VW beetle. By diving into the sources I have found that Porsche’s early stages began by supplying German troops with new aviation technology as well as tanks known as the Elefant. An interview conducted at Porsche Centre Johannesburg which is one of the largest centres in the world clearly back these sources. It was made clear to me by the interviewee that the roots of the Porsche company do indeed stem from a military and agricultural background. However Ferdinand Porsche also had a strong relationship with the USSR which seemed to cause some doubts. By reviewing the German Economy during World War 2 it was clear that Germany was in need of an economic miracle in order to save it as their economy had taken a large hit during the war. The sources clearly point that the success of the VW Beetle did indeed help to resurrect the economy but however the economy had already bled out by then. Therefore Mr Ferdinand Porsche and his company did indeed help Germany in the war and it could be stated that the war could have ended much earlier if his aid was not there. Why

Using logos, the advertisers make the female viewers see the logic in buying their girdle and bra. In addition, they use pathos to make female viewers feel self conscious, persuading them to purchase their products.

Volkswagenwerk was moved to increase the military power of Germany after 1940’s and its industrial power was given into the order of the army in order to produce long missiles, vehicles. The control of the company was given to an executive comitee which included members from the company itself, The Ministry of Economics, Federal Republic of Germany and Administration of Saxony. Volkswagen produced the first engine with air cooling system as proving its motto “We produce technology, others apply”. Main reason of that development depends on problems Germans faced during the Second World War in Russia because of lack of performance of engines with water cooling system. The company was reorganized by Heinz Nordhoff

Logo design is important for all new products, but it’s particularly crucial for apps, where you only have a square centimetre or less of “shelf space” in a digital storefront. “The first impression is going to be that logo, so you want someone to feel attracted to it and feel compelled to download it,” says Alison Garnett, design director at Toronto’s SapientNitro agency. “The icon itself is the calling card. It’s the book cover.” Given the small size, colour is key. “Most colours come with some baggage or some preconceived ideas,” says Bob Hambly, a partner at graphic design firm Hambly & Woolley. It’s not easy to lure someone toward a colour they detest or entice them away from one they love. But you can capitalize on the associations

In Germany, Hitler’s demand for oil put many men to work. Several expressways, known as autobahns, were built for the finest automobiles. In fact, Hitler was intrigued by such automobiles and developed his vision of war using the new, efficient modern technology of automobiles. However, Hitler’s hope of “Germany on wheels” was not a promise. Germany did not really possess any of its own oil to power Germany’s showy automobiles or its necessary war machines. Because of their indigent amount of natural resources, German chemists, “the best in the world”, according to Germany and IG scientists, about two thousand barrels of artificial fuel were made daily. Like racecars, Hitler was in a “race” to get everything ready for war. Unfortunately, still in desperate need, Germany’s dependence on coal or the later replacement octane gasoline to keep things running was a costly process that

BMW Group has its excellent technical system which offers a competitive advantage over its rivals. Training courses are also delivered to all the employees in order to develop new skills and highest quality standards.

A..In 1962 BMW introduced the 1500 series and was the start of a completely new model range - a compactly styled, sporty alternative to the spacious luxury saloons. The four-door saloon was the foundation for the "New Class" of BMW automobiles that were as convincing with their sporty driving performance as they were with their availability of space. The BMW 1500 was a medium-size car for the entire family - and a role model for the later vehicles of the 3 Series that was to be equally successful.

BMW marketing veers towards standardization rather than towards adaptation although it has a combination of both. The aesthetics for instance on its websites and the rest of its marketing mix are similar on all its material reflecting standardization. The classic design accords with the image of the company and does not differentiate according to specific country. So, for instance, users switching from the Taiwanese website to the American one will find the same design. The dominant colors of BMW, too - blue, black, silver and grey- remained the same regardless of country, and the pictures are the same too

This case study presents how BMW, a German automobile, motorcycle and engine manufacturing company, is trying

BMW (U.S) Holding Corporation is a franchise of the high-end performance based global automotive company BMW. For the first time in its history, BMW is to launch its first American made car, the BMW Z3 Roadster. Having only made cars in Germany, this time the car is to be assembled in Spartanburg, South Carolina. BMW’s objective is to expand its market share in the U.S., make the brand name more global and improve its dealer network. With this in mind, the company developed a two phases launch plan for the BMW Z3 Roadster.

BMW’s logo is one of the most distinct and globally recognized ever created. The signature BMW roundel