April Fools' Day: Some of the best pranks ever made by carmakers
BMW Political Tag - 2010
April 01, 2016, 05:20 ISTAs election fever gripped the country in 2010, BMW looked to cash in with a political April Fools’ Day effort. The Political Roundel Attachment Tag (PRAT) was an opportunity for BMW drivers to show their allegiance to a political party by changing the colours on their car’s badges.
Text Courtesy: autoexpress.co.uk
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