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BY Sebastien Bell | Posted on A new trademark application suggests that Rolls-Royce still has a few tricks up its sleeve. While many brands often trademark names from their past just to secure them and block someone else from using it, it’s not uncommon to revive an older moniker on a new model. The trademark, filed with the UK Intellectual Property Office this month, was first noticed by CarBuzz and will apply to “automobiles and their parts.” That’s a little vague, but at least there’s history to the name. The Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph was produced from 1998 to 2002. It was intro...

Review: 2020 Hyundai Genesis G90 5.0 Ultimate RWD Hagerty 12/27/2020 © Provided by Hagerty Jack Baruth True story: If you wanted a new Fender Stratocaster in 1985 or 1986, all of your choices were made in Japan. Three years before, the company had handed responsibly for virtually all of its production to a Japanese company called FujiGen Gakki — and in 1985, when CBS sold the Fender brand, its Fullerton, CA factory went ahead and shut down even the custom shop line. It took nearly three years to restart American production, this time in Corona, CA. This decision to “turn Japanese”,...