Twelve marques.
Each one earns its page by meeting two thresholds — a meaningful US dealer network and a buyer-research community deep enough to warrant ongoing coverage. The list expands as coverage depth catches up.
Bentley
United Kingdom · founded 1919 · ultra luxury
Hand-built grand tourers and saloons from Crewe.
Read the brand →Rolls-Royce
United Kingdom · founded 1904 · ultra luxury
The reference point for chauffeur-grade luxury motoring.
Read the brand →Ferrari
Italy · founded 1939 · hypercar
Italian thoroughbreds with the strictest allocation policy in the industry.
Read the brand →Lamborghini
Italy · founded 1963 · hypercar
Theatrical mid-engine supercars and the Urus, the segment’s best-selling SUV.
Read the brand →McLaren
United Kingdom · founded 1985 · hypercar
Carbon-monocoque road cars descended from a Formula 1 dynasty.
Read the brand →Aston Martin
United Kingdom · founded 1913 · luxury
The British grand-tourer convention, refined for the modern era.
Read the brand →Porsche
Germany · founded 1931 · performance
The longest continuous engineering case study in luxury performance.
Read the brand →Maserati
Italy · founded 1914 · luxury
Italian grand-touring tradition, recently reset under the Stellantis umbrella.
Read the brand →Bugatti
France · founded 1909 · hypercar
The hyper-grand-tourer benchmark since the Veyron rewrote the rulebook.
Read the brand →Pagani
Italy · founded 1992 · hypercar
Carbon-titanium artisan hypercars built in volumes most marques would round to zero.
Read the brand →Koenigsegg
Sweden · founded 1994 · hypercar
Engineering-first Swedish hypercars that consistently rewrite top-speed and weight benchmarks.
Read the brand →Mercedes-Maybach
Germany · founded 1909 · ultra luxury
Mercedes-Benz’s ultra-luxury sub-brand; the chauffeur-grade interpretation of the S-Class and GLS.
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Frequently asked questions
How does Marque decide which brands to cover?
Marque covers brands that meet two thresholds: a meaningful US dealer or independent-specialist network, and a buyer-research community deep enough to warrant ongoing editorial coverage. Twelve brands meet that bar at launch; the list expands as coverage depth catches up.
What do brand pages on Marque actually contain?
Each brand page leads with an atomic answer — what the marque is, where it is from, and where it sits in the market. Then a current-lineup overview, the relevant ownership-cost context (depreciation, parts, service intervals), the dealer landscape, and editorial reference pieces.
Are Tesla, Lucid, and Polestar covered?
Lucid and Polestar will be added in the v2 brand expansion alongside Lotus and Genesis. Tesla is currently outside Marque's coverage scope — the editorial standard is fit for the ultra-luxury and luxury-performance segment, not mass-market premium EVs.
How often is brand-page pricing updated?
New-vehicle MSRPs are reviewed quarterly and updated when the manufacturer publishes a model-year change. Depreciation and CPO ranges are reviewed monthly using KBB and Edmunds pulls.