In Norway, BMW is perceived negatively due to its association with criminal activities, particularly through the depiction of gang culture where BMWs are linked to the B-gang. This perception is compounded by a podcast mention of uncomfortable situations involving BMW vehicles, which evoke fear and discomfort among the public. On the other hand, BMW also retains a positive image in the context of performance and motorsports, where it is recognized for its engineering and presence at events. Despite the negative perceptions rooted in crime, BMW still holds a place within the luxury automotive market and motorsport, suggesting a dichotomy in its public image.
The discussions primarily arise from podcasts focused on crime and automotive culture, such as 'Krimpodden' and 'Mil etter mil - en podcast om bil', where BMW is mentioned in contexts involving gang culture and negative personal experiences. These critical discussions highlight the contrast between the brand's criminal associations and its performance heritage. The tone in 'Krimpodden' is particularly harsh towards BMW due to its connection with crime, while automotive enthusiasts in 'Mil etter mil' portray a more nostalgic and performance-oriented view.
There is a notable trend surrounding the discussion of criminality associated with luxury cars, particularly BMW, as well as the ongoing interest in performance and motorsports among enthusiasts.
This trend reflects the duality of BMW's image in Norway, where it is simultaneously seen as a symbol of luxury and performance, while also being tainted by its associations with crime and gang culture, leading to significant public debate.
Detailed breakdown of public sentiment and conversations about this company.
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