Which famous auto manufacturer changed its logo during WWII to remove elements that resembled enemy symbols and temporarily added military imagery to reflect its wartime production?

During World War II, many consumer product companies altered their manufacturing to support the war effort. Some well-known brands temporarily changed their logos or packaging to reflect patriotic themes or their military contributions. This period represents a fascinating intersection of corporate branding, patriotism, and military history that had lasting effects on product marketing and corporate identity. Test your knowledge about how these iconic brands adapted during wartime.

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Volkswagen - removed the swastika elements that originally surrounded its logo and added Allied military vehicles to promotional materials
Ford - replaced its blue oval with red, white, and blue shield and added Sherman tank silhouettes
General Motors - changed its logo to incorporate a bald eagle and removed Germanic typeface elements
Chrysler - temporarily added five stars to represent the Allied powers and removed the winged radiator cap symbol