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The only reason GM kept the company so long, said Mr Lutz, was that it loved the marque and the cars.

Rolls-Royce said the Drophead was aimed at leading the brand "in a more informal direction" and "attracting new buyers to the marque" .

Payments to ordinary creditors of the company would depend on the sale of the MG marque, he said.

The new sub-brand is part of the German luxury-car maker's ambitious plans to reposition its high-powered marque in a still nascent market.

The British super-luxury marque, owned by Germany's BMW, sells barely 800 cars a year.

Overall, however, it brings to mind one of those Chinese-made cars that superficially resembles a dated Japanese or western marque.

No timeline has been set for the sale of Volvo, but Ford is likely looking to sell the European luxury marque within the next few months.

He said it was the simplest way to integrate the sports carmaker as VW's 10th marque.

The 29-year-old, who won the drivers' title with the Maranello marque two years ago, said he is committed to staying with Ferrari in 2010.

Each year Judah honors the featured marque with its own central display but this year's is something special.

In a complex deal, Spyker, a Dutch maker of sports cars, will now acquire the marque and save thousands of jobs at Saab's Swedish factories.

The French marque still claims a few will be made, but we've yet to see it.

"I don't want to see an Aston Martin perfume, " says Janette Green, the marque's director of brand communications.

The 54-year-old Briton, formerly technical director with the famous Italian marque, now runs his own team, the ex-Honda operation Brawn GP .

The German carmaker's annual profit fell by 65% , hurt in part by a drop in demand for its Mercedes marque .

Mr Li first set his sights on Volvo in 2007, when Rothschilds approached him about buying the marque, which Ford was due to put on sale.

All the talk of corporate and regional revival, however, will prove premature if the marque fails to hit the mark this time around.

Those Lexus advocates who clung to reliability and sales as the mainstay of their favorite marque might need to rethink their stance though.

Putin may be a great shot, and who knows, the Lada (a marque that dates from Soviet days) may be the car of the future.

Two years later, NAC merged with SAIC and the MG marque was once again reborn.

The marque's main point of contact with existing and potential customers is through its 74 independently owned dealerships worldwide.

The Ghost will carry the marque's signature lines, albeit in a much slimmer profile than the Phantom.

BMW's ultraluxury Rolls-Royce marque recently sold its most expensive model in China so far, worth $2. 3 million, to a customer in Beijing.

Ferrari's hybrid plans are part of the marque's quest to greatly reduce its vehicle emissions by 2014.

But building a world- famous Chinese car marque remains a distant dream, say car analysts.

The marque also says it is being cautious about expanding its growing network of Ferrari stores.

Cadillac is a luxury vehicle marque owned by General Motors.

MINI's engineers have now turned their attention to winter testing, which seems appropriate for the marque's first soft-roader.

Famed British sports car marque MG has been acquired by the Chinese.

The Chinese carmaker will pay $1. 8bn for Volvo. Another $750m of working capital is being raised for the Swedish marque.

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Making a Marque in China