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Hi Guys...

Don't find it for myself. Anybody knows (S1 evo) which Font this is?

Thanks

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Hi,

See:

http://global.hankooktire.com/compmed/News_View.aspx?pageNum=4&subNum=4&ChildNum=2&Seq=370&PageNo=13&KeyValue=0&KeyWord=

It might be a custom typeface by Neville Brody.

http://www.identifont.com/find?name=Brody&q=Go

All the logos:

http://global.hankooktire.com/compmed/identity.aspx?pageNum=4&subNum=4&ChildNum=6

Maybe the typeface is free for download there?

http://dl.hankooktire.com/hanta/login/login.jsp

I have no login ... sorry. The typeface looks a
little bit like Interstate, Drescher Grotesk and
Avenier.

Bye - Bye

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Hi,

sorry for the mangled GIF of Interstate,
I try a PNG insted. The shown typeface is
Blue Highway by Ray Larabie. Its a clone
of interstate an a few cuts are free off
charge.



Bye -Bye

thanks dude. you helped me a lot.

ye i have found the logo here, but not the font :)

http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/search/115785301/

oh...i didn't see that these 3 fonts are commercial ones. is there a similar font for free?

Hello,

@Tomas:oh...i didn't see that these 3 fonts are commercial ones. is there a similar font for free?

Yes! There are a few cuts of Ray Larabies Blue Highway
for free. See:


http://www.abstractfonts.com/download/9227
http://www.abstractfonts.com/download/4268
http://www.abstractfonts.com/download/9226
http://www.abstractfonts.com/download/4293
http://www.abstractfonts.com/download/4188

Or:

http://www.dafont.com/blue-highway.font

Bye - Bye

big thanks! :)

Hi,

I have forgotten a note: the Letters S and 1
are not from the HANKOOK-typeface that is used
in the logos. The 1 looks like Helvetica and
the S strange and unkown.

Bye - Bye

A weird mix you have there. A serif S and the rest sans. As Uwe said the 1 can be Helvetica and I would add so could the v and o be,
You may want to play a little with a combination of the Vigor Bold for the S and e and a black or extra bold Helvetica. You will have to experiment with individual letterspacing and individual letter height. And then stretch to whole lot.
By no means you would fool a typographer with the result - so don't take it to an exam but you might fool the rest of the population.

Hi,

the letters ,,evo'' looks very interstate and fits
well to the typeface in the logos. I would user the
free BlueHighway-fonts except for letters notable
differences like the S1.

For the capital S have also a look at Aachen the
typeface not the german City. ;-)

Bye Bye

Uwe Borchert