The design is a complete...
The design is a complete change from the hi-tech black and blue rectangular logo of last year"s exhibition, staged at Birmingham"s NEC. A spokesman for the show"s organiser, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, explained: "We chose a logo featuring the red, white and blue flag because it emphasises the British nature of the event, which is something we are keen to do."
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