Sentence examples for all the marques from inspiring English sources

Of all the marques that lined up for the 1923 Le Mans Grand Prix, only one survives Bentley.

With its new SC 430, however, Lexus has produced a convertible with all the marque's expected comfort, plus a lovely dollop of original style.

A businessman rather than the artist his father had been, Sergio skilfully steered the firm through the political and legislative machinations of the 1960s, 70s and 80s, forging links with all the great marques of Europe and making the name of Pininfarina increasingly synonymous with Ferrari.

It's all part of the marque's 'clean inside and out' programme.

But Len Hunt, the head of Audi's American arm, hints that within a few years it may replace conventional automatic transmission in all vehicles bearing the marque.

It caught my attention because the orange color meant it was a KTM, the exotic Austrian marque all the rage with the motorcycle press.

That Audi would mount a strong challenge in this year's World Endurance Championship (WEC) was never in doubt, they have not dominated the top-end of sportscar racing for 14 years by accident but after a difficult run in 2014, that they should come out of the blocks with a win was proof again, were any needed, that they remain the benchmark against which all other marques must test themselves.

The A3 doesn't feel like that at all; it's solid, it's fast, it handles supremely well, and it has all the interior panache of any marque it competes with.

For Jaguar, the British motor industry and fans of the marque all over the world, the F-type is a genuine cause for celebration.

The final point refers to the fact all 11 teams now need to be on board as Ecclestone previously negotiated bi-lateral agreements with 10 of the marques, with the exception of Marussia who remain in talks.

It owns all three marques.