New Frigidaire logo
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How will you spend the additional sixteen minutes per day your new Frigidaire appliances afford you?
I was giggling when Frigidaire went to the script logo in 2001, because someone actually asked where they'd come up with it. At that point, someone should have wheeled out a 1955 Frigidaire washer...
How will you spend the additional sixteen minutes per day your new Frigidaire appliances afford you?
I was giggling when Frigidaire went to the script logo in 2001, because someone actually asked where they'd come up with it. At that point, someone should have wheeled out a 1955 Frigidaire washer...
"Frigidaire, a Brand Known for Its Legendary Reliability, Introduces New Collection With More Than 250 New Appliances"
Oh, where to start???
Oh, where to start???
The Frigidare Logo
I saw the new Frigidare logo this weekend at both Lowes and R.C. Willey (a regional appliance/furniture dealer) when I helped my ex shop for a new fridge to replace his 15-year-old Amana side-by-side. Didn't matter. I told him to steer away from Frigidare because of its "legendary reliability"--as confirmed by both Consumer Reports and by a salesperson who admitted the brand needed a high number of service calls. Based on CR ratings and my own personal experience, my ex ended up buying a Whirlpool side-by-side (with auto ice maker and water in the door) for just a little more than a similar Frigidare.
I should hasten to ad that my comments don't apply to Frigidare ranges. My 2002 gas/self cleaning model still works like a champ with no repairs.
I saw the new Frigidare logo this weekend at both Lowes and R.C. Willey (a regional appliance/furniture dealer) when I helped my ex shop for a new fridge to replace his 15-year-old Amana side-by-side. Didn't matter. I told him to steer away from Frigidare because of its "legendary reliability"--as confirmed by both Consumer Reports and by a salesperson who admitted the brand needed a high number of service calls. Based on CR ratings and my own personal experience, my ex ended up buying a Whirlpool side-by-side (with auto ice maker and water in the door) for just a little more than a similar Frigidare.
I should hasten to ad that my comments don't apply to Frigidare ranges. My 2002 gas/self cleaning model still works like a champ with no repairs.
Man, that new logo looks so gay.
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*stomps off to swat Eugene with a rolled-up newspaper*
;-)
Who hired the ad agency with the cheap fonts?
Why couldn't they have done something more dignified, like:
*stomps off to swat Eugene with a rolled-up newspaper*
;-)
Who hired the ad agency with the cheap fonts?
Why couldn't they have done something more dignified, like:
Gak!
"Legendary reliability?" Well, you know, it's like El Guapo. Infamous. Like, more than famous. ;-)
"Legendary reliability?" Well, you know, it's like El Guapo. Infamous. Like, more than famous. ;-)
Who hired the ad agency with the cheap fonts?
Must be the same cheap font agency that my company hired.
Must be the same cheap font agency that my company hired.
whirlcool
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Roto204:
I like your logo, however in the graphic part of it, you should have a hammer and a screwdriver. That's make it nicer!
I like your logo, however in the graphic part of it, you should have a hammer and a screwdriver. That's make it nicer!
What are they thinking?
First thing that came to mind was the Hazard logo for turning on your (automotive) 4-way flashers.
Rather fitting I suppose!
First thing that came to mind was the Hazard logo for turning on your (automotive) 4-way flashers.
Rather fitting I suppose!
hahaha Cory
that's ripe!
But my Gibson by Frigidaire is hitting 10 years with rentals and doing the wash just great.
that's ripe!
But my Gibson by Frigidaire is hitting 10 years with rentals and doing the wash just great.
ptcruiser51
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Turn the "A"
upside down, and eventually it's going to fade to pink...
upside down, and eventually it's going to fade to pink...
Hee hee!
I love Photoshop. I support enough ad agencies around here to enjoy the logo creation process, though sometimes, as in Peter's case, you wonder if someone just loaded "Lucida Handwriting", typed it out, and said, "Hey, brilliant!"
In Frigidaire's case, I can't imagine that someone anguished over that more than five minutes. I mean, really.
I agree that the red triangle seems like a warning--not exactly what you want for your product labeling. I wonder how the logo will "flow" with the rest of the appliance once they start badging them this way?
And where the hell IS my "me-time" anyway?
Jon, I totally know what you mean--it's like these Franklin units either crapped the bed early on, or they prove indestructible, like my old Kelvinator. Go figure.
I love Photoshop. I support enough ad agencies around here to enjoy the logo creation process, though sometimes, as in Peter's case, you wonder if someone just loaded "Lucida Handwriting", typed it out, and said, "Hey, brilliant!"
In Frigidaire's case, I can't imagine that someone anguished over that more than five minutes. I mean, really.
I agree that the red triangle seems like a warning--not exactly what you want for your product labeling. I wonder how the logo will "flow" with the rest of the appliance once they start badging them this way?
And where the hell IS my "me-time" anyway?
Jon, I totally know what you mean--it's like these Franklin units either crapped the bed early on, or they prove indestructible, like my old Kelvinator. Go figure.
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