The original Volkswagen logo was surrounded by a cogwheel and an elaborate design that appears to combine a propeller and a swastika, an indication of the company's early connections the Third Reich.

Apparently the original VW logo featured the famous V above a W surrounded by a cog, but after the war Britain changed the cog to a circle because of the logo’s link to an official Nazi symbol ...

This logo was created for the original purpose of the cars, which were commissioned by Hilter. "Three years after the initial logo was unveiled, Volkswagen decided to revamp their logo in 1939.

Motorists globally are quite familiar with the iconic Volkswagen emblem.. Indeed, the renowned automaker has been a staple in the motoring world since its inception in 1937. Yet, despite its long ...

Berlin — Volkswagen’s original brand is “no longer competitive,” the company’s brand chief warned Monday, owing to high costs and low productivity. “With many of our pre-existing ...