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The Bentley Continental GT, the most radical design from the brand since its acquisition by the VW Group, was considered a landmark in reinventing the design language of a marque that had grown stale since the late 1940s.
But that is the price of carrying a marque that won Le Mans five times and then carted the rich and titled around for seven decades: it raises expectations far above what anyone could conceivably need, let alone want.
It will close a car factory in Britain and also phase out its Oldsmobile brand, a marque that has been in production since 1897.See article: General Motors bites the bulletVirgin Atlantic ordered six A3XX "super-jumbos" and took an option on a further half-dozen; Virgin's partner, Singapore Airlines, has already ordered ten (and has options on 15).
Assembly plants produced the final vehicles to carry the Mercury nameplate, an unceremonious end for a marque that had been introduced in 1939 as an upscale companion for basic Fords — but more recently allowed to atrophy to little more than a selection of lightly modified Ford sedans and S.U.V.'s.
Perhaps that makes Packard -- a prestige marque that reigned over the entire American car industry -- all the more relevant today.
It isn't really a luxury brand; it's a middle-class marque that got expensive because of high costs in Sweden.
Mercedes-Benz countered by creating a new ultraluxury brand (whose name, Maybach, revives a German marque that ceased to exist in 1941).
Styling alone is no reason to buy a car, though, and it's everything beyond the superficial looks of this marque that makes it such a success.
But a E5 billion investment will bring eight new Alfas starting in late 2015.As for the marque that comes first on the corporate masthead, Fiat's brand boss, Olivier Francois, suggests that it suffers from a "dissociative identity disorder".
These privateers carried "letters of marque" that granted them authority to seize enemy cargo, which they were supposed to bring to a court for proper disposition.
Jack Seale It's impossible to recall any documentary under the Timeshift marque that wasn't worth watching, and this is no exception.
