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100

The famous slogan is “Have a Break, Have a -.”

Kitkat

100

“Just Do It.”

Nike

100

Four interlocking rings make up this German car company's logo.

Audi

100

A bitten apple is the logo of this company.

Apple

100

“Every Little Helps.”

Tesco

200

This chocolate brand is strongly associated with the colour purple and the line “There's a glass and a half in everyone.”

Cadbury

200

“Because you're worth it.”

L'Oreal

200

“The Ultimate Driving Machine.”

BMW
200

A green circle containing three curved black lines is associated with this music streaming service.

Spotify
200

“That's - Price.” Which supermarket?

Asda
300

This drinks brand is associated with the slogan “Taste the Feeling.”

Cola

300

A small green crocodile appears on this fashion brand's clothing.

Lacoste

300

A three-pointed star inside a circle.

Mercedes-Benz

300

This company's famous brand message was “make.believe.”

Sony

300

This supermarket's well-known brand promise has been “Big on Quality, - on Price.”

Lidl

400

This crisp brand is famous for the advertising line “Once you pop, you can't stop.”

Pringles
400

“Maybe she's born with it. Maybe it's…”

Maybelline

400

“Simply Clever.” This company's advertising often focuses on practical features and clever solutions.

Škoda

400

This gaming company uses a distinctive red-and-white logo featuring four letters, and is behind the PlayStation's major rival in the console market.

Nintendo

400

This supermarket has used the brand message “Makes the everyday amazing.”

Aldi

500

Its logo features two red bulls charging towards each other.

Red Bull

500

This Italian fashion brand became famous for controversial advertising campaigns dealing with race, religion, sexuality and social issues.  

Benetton

500

A leaping animal appears on this British luxury car company's logo. Its historic advertising line was “Grace, Space, Pace.”

Jaguar

500

"Connecting People"

Nokia

500

This British retailer is particularly famous for its emotional Christmas advertising campaigns, often telling a short story rather than directly demonstrating a product.

John Lewis