Brand and Company Trivia

This is Lexus's slogan emphasizing their commitment to continuous improvement in luxury automobiles. The other options are either generic words or organizations unrelated to automotive excellence.

This is John Deere's slogan emphasizing the reliability of their agricultural and construction equipment. The play on 'Deere'/'deer' makes it memorable for farm machinery.

This JPMorgan Chase slogan emphasizes the importance of banking relationships in financial services. The other options (razors, food, resorts) operate in different industries.

This is Marlboro's iconic slogan evoking their rugged cowboy imagery in cigarette advertising. The other options have no connection to tobacco products.

This is Maxwell House's famous coffee slogan emphasizing quality and consistency. The other options (mortgage lender, electronics, perfume) are not coffee brands.

This Maytag slogan humorously highlights their appliances' reliability by implying repairmen rarely need to service them. The other options (toothpaste, oil company, telecom) are unrelated to home appliances.

Kellogg's Smart Start cereal used 'Start aging smart' to market their adult cereal as a healthy choice for aging consumers. General Foods (a larger food conglomerate), Salesforce.com (cloud software), and Coca-Cola (beverages) are not associated with this positioning.

Microsoft used 'Where do you want to go today?' in the late 1990s to promote their software and internet capabilities, emphasizing exploration and possibility. DuPont (chemicals), Pillsbury (food), and DePuy Orthopedics (medical devices) are in completely different industries.

'It's Miller time!' is Miller Beer's famous slogan indicating it's time to relax and enjoy a beer after work. John Miller is not a brand name, while Dunkin Donuts (food) and Deutsche Bank (finance) are in unrelated categories. The slogan contains the product name.

Miller High Life used 'The champagne of bottled beer' to position itself as a premium, sophisticated beer choice. Disneyland (entertainment), Philip Morris (tobacco), and DHL (logistics) are in completely different industries and would never use beer-related positioning.

'I want my Maypo' was Maypo's famous cereal slogan, often cited as a classic advertising jingle. Fancy Feast (cat food), Qwest (telecommunications), and Crest (oral hygiene) are in different product categories. The slogan is self-identifying.

Michelin used 'Because so much is riding on your tires' to emphasize tire safety, performance, and the critical role tires play in vehicle safety. DuPont (chemicals), Planter's Peanuts (food), and Denny's (restaurants) are not in the tire industry.

Gillette's 'The best a man can get' is one of the most recognizable advertising slogans in history, launched in 1989. It positions Gillette as the premium choice for men's grooming, emphasizing superiority and confidence. Jockey (underwear), JPMorgan Chase (banking), and Chesterfield (cigarettes) do not use this slogan.

'I love New York' is the iconic tourism campaign created for the New York State Division of Tourism in 1977, featuring the heart logo. DeBeers (diamonds), Pepsi (soft drink), and Dr Pepper (soft drink) are not associated with this tourism campaign.