means that Volkswagen and its products will win-win-win. Volks Wagenwerk (German), which means the car used by the public, has undergone many changes in the history of the logo of the car. VW in today's logo is the first letter in the full name. The symbol image consists of three "V" s made with middle finger and forefinger.

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Initial development

In 1936, Hitler put forward an idea to produce a cheap Volkswagen. He said that every German, at least every German worker, should have his own car, just like the United States. At that time, every five people in the United States had a car, and every 5 people in Germany had a car. Workers went to work by bike or by bus.

Hitler ordered to produce an economical car for ordinary people for only 99 marks. He personally asked about the design work presided over by the engineer Porsche (porsche). If private enterprises can't produce such cheap cars, the Nazi organization's "labor front" will be responsible.

on March 28th, 1937, "Gesellschaft

Zur Vorbereitung des Deutsche Volkswagen

MBH" was announced, and then it was renamed as "Volkswagenwerk GmbH" on September 16th, 1938.

In p>1938, in present-day Wolfsburg, Volkswagen started to build a factory, which was the largest automobile factory in the world at that time. It is planned to produce 1.5 million vehicles a year to produce new models designed by Porsche Ferdinand, which exceeds the output of Ford Motor Company, the largest in the United States.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-SAIC Volkswagen