Speaking of life in the VW economy, the folks at the New Ledger spot GM’s corporate logo about to be retired: 
The classic, simple, underlined “GM” on a field of blue is going the way of the Vega. “The idea is to de-emphasize the brand of General Motors — which emerged from bankruptcy earlier this year — and begin emphasizing its individual remaining brands: GMC, Chevrolet, Cadillac and Buick.” Not sure this will help, guys.
No word yet if Obama’s logo will replace it.
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They don’t want people to remember what the “G” stands for (and it’s not General).
Question; how are they going to handle GMC?