America could finally have a team on the Formula One grid as NASCAR team owner Gene Haas has declared his interest in entering a marque.
By investing in a separate marque, Toyota was able to avoid the stigma attached to a mass-market brand's charging premium prices.
In other words, this is a marque with an even more impeccable service record than the BMW 3 and also a brand that carries its own variety of prestige.
That makes Maserati an in-between marque, far more glamorous than the most exalted Fiat or Chrysler but well short of Ferrari.
Rover, a premium marque in Britain in the 60's and early 70's, is known in the United States mostly for its Land Rover and Range Rover sport utility vehicles.
The Mercedes, a black car with green leather interior, was recently restored by a specialist in the marque, Rudi & Company of Victoria, British Columbia.
In 2011, Marque Gumbs, a former employee of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Midtown Manhattan, was convicted of stealing more than $1.5 million worth of printing toner cartridges from the hospital.
Although the pair of Focus compacts would not have quickened many pulses, chief operating officer Mark Fields emphasised the Focus' role as a lynchpin in the marque's global strategy.
I will explain the following result, which was proved in a paper by Marques-Neves-speaker: on a closed manifold of dimension $3 \le d \le 7$ with a $C^\infty $-generic Riemannian metric, the union of closed, embedded minimal hypersurfaces is dense.
"You had 3,000 people sitting there, basically in prayers, and they started shooting at them as if in a military operation," Marques told VICE News last week.
