Krispy Kremes in Maxim With BMW

Not that additional cream need be supplied while reading Maxim but BMW has partnered with Krispy Kreme in the July issue of Maxim to offer a dozen free doughnuts with the purchase of a dozen. While promoting its Mini, BMW is pushing Kreme as well with this ad copy.

“Let’s take out more than just our license and registration. Let’s keep tasty, round, glazed, jelly-filled. chocolate-covered friend makers on hand. Let’s keep them on the front seat. Let’s make sure they’re hot.
Let’s have at least a dozen ways to get out of trouble. Let’s MOTOR.

Uncover all the other ways MINI keeps you out of trouble at MINIUSA.com The MINI cooper starts at $16,999 which probably makes you want to take a test drive. Stop by a MINI dealer anytime. We suggest you bring the doughnuts.”

The ad includes a coupon redeemable at participating Krispy Kreme stores.

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