Yeah, i wondered what woody might've thought about this had he been around to see it. Using an essentially socialist folk singer's music to hock audi's is an inrony i'm sure missed on the marketing executives at said german car firm. I mean, the song is a jolly little snippet of life as woody was so good at capturing (when not singing political songs) but a life changed and new. Family cars were probaby becoming common place at the time but, crucially, for the first time. Many, many years and much polluted air later, the song serves to sell what is far from a novelty but that audi desperately wishes we see as such.