Which famous vehicle manufacturer was forced to completely redesign its logo after World War II because its original design contained a symbol that became associated with Nazi Germany?

Throughout military history, many companies have adapted their brands and logos in response to wartime events. Some of these transformations reflect changing national sentiments, while others demonstrate strategic rebranding to distance from controversial wartime associations. This poll tests your knowledge about one famous logo change that directly resulted from World War II and remains a recognizable brand to this day.

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Mitsubishi Motors (removed the rising sun rays from its three-diamond logo)
Volkswagen (replaced the stylized swastika in its circular logo with the now-familiar VW letters)
Jeep (changed from an eagle holding arrows to the simple seven-slot grille design)
Mercedes-Benz (removed the laurel wreath surrounding the three-pointed star)