When I stumbled upon (not from the website) the Mandela Effect, people used the Ford and VW logo changes as examples. I resonated with them, but assumed I was thinking too much into it and was actually making myself remember something that never was.
I used to work for GM and OnStar and I would read and type ”Cheverolet” many times during the day. I noticed the logo changed a few years ago, and chalked it up to re-branding, as companies sometimes do. I never paid much attention to the spelling, as “Chevrolet” isn’t usually bold on vehicles.
I started searching for Cheverolet and couldn’t believe that the only results coming back were for ”Chevrolet.” Then I searched the history of Chevrolet (and logo) and Cheverolet wasn’t listed at all, and looking up models that I used to work with didn’t come back with any hits either. I tried a Google search of Cheverolet -Chevrolet and managed to find after market accessories and such, I even found a dealership! but finding ONLY ONE dealership with “Cheverolet” in the name was odd in itself. I admit I didn’t go through ALL of Google’s returns, just a few pages, but I was beyond confused at this point.
Back in the day, I used the website https://www.nhtsa.gov/ all the time to cross reference information, so my next search was there. I went to the Recall section and searched “Cheverolet” and no results were found. “Chevrolet” on the other hand, yielded 3822 results.
That was the turning point when I became convinced of the Mandela Effect.