Which company famously collaborated with the U.S. military during WWII to create 'The Jeep,' but had to change their original brand slogan because it was deemed inappropriate for wartime vehicles?

Throughout history, private companies have collaborated with military forces, creating brand partnerships that shaped warfare technology. These alliances resulted in iconic military equipment that defined conflicts from World War II to modern warfare. Test your knowledge about these strategic business partnerships that influenced military history and created some of the most recognizable products on the battlefield.

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Willys-Overland, whose slogan 'The All-American Thrill Ride' was replaced with 'The Go Devil'
Ford Motor Company, whose slogan 'Watch the Fords Go By' was replaced with 'Built For The American Fighting Man'
Bantam Car Company, whose slogan 'Small But Mighty' was replaced with 'America's Mighty Mite'
Chrysler Corporation, whose slogan 'Engineered To Last' was replaced with 'Victory By Chrysler'