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After the war, the factory lay in ruins and faced an uncertain future. It was eventually saved by British Army Major , who recognized the car's potential and helped restart production in 1945 to provide jobs and industry for a devastated Germany.

: In February 1972, the Beetle surpassed the Ford Model T to become the most manufactured car of all time. Modern Challenges volkswagen

: Renamed the "Beetle" (or Käfer ), the car became a symbol of West Germany's post-war economic recovery. After the war, the factory lay in ruins

However, early production was short-lived. With the outbreak of World War II in 1939, the Wolfsburg factory shifted from making civilian cars to military vehicles like the Kübelwagen. Post-War Rebirth and Global Success Modern Challenges : Renamed the "Beetle" (or Käfer

The story of Volkswagen is one of the most dramatic transformations in industrial history—a journey from a dark political origin to a global symbol of peace and counterculture. The Birth of the "People's Car"