2023 Volkswagen Tiguan TV Spot, 'A Little Assist' Song by Barbara Moore, De Wolfe Music [T2]

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If you've ever heard of Volkswagen, chances are you're familiar with their iconic “Think Small” ad campaign. As one of the most successful advertising campaigns of all time, it was a bold move for Volkswagen to buck conventional wisdom and create something entirely new.

It includes a TV advertisement that shows a family progressing through different stages of life with a Volkswagen always there along the way. Instead of "Das Auto," it ends with tag line: "Then. Now. Always."

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The Atlas Cross Sport is using the MQB Platform, which is shared with vehicles like the Passat, the Audi A3, or the Skoda Superb. The Lamborghini is based on the MLB Evo Platform, which is also used by other big SUVs such as the Volkswagen Touareg, the Porsche Cayenne, or the Bentley Bentayga.

The Volkswagen Song - YouTube. With lyrics. Taken from "Sing a song of Motor Cars". Sung by Jill Adamson & Mary Elaine.

Volkswagen announced plans in April 2016 to spend €16.2 billion (US$18.32 billion at April 2016 exchange rates) in relation to the scandal, and agreed in June 2016 to pay up to $14.7 billion to settle civil charges in the United States.

Unfortunately, VW's culture and the CEO's goals likely discouraged them from using their problem-solving skills. Instead, their engineering prowess was used to lie and cheat multiple governments with a very clever software system. The lesson here is to be a leader who is transparent and approachable.

The brand of the Volkswagen logo is based on two letters, “V” for “Volks”, which means people in German, and “W” for “Wagen”, which translates to vehicle. The letters are enclosed in a circle to demonstrate concepts of community and inclusion.

The Volkswagen logo has a history dating back to 1938. The VW symbol you see today is just initials of the company. Volks is a German word that means people and Wagen means car. The logo was slightly modified in 1996 and then in 2000.