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| 1906–1934 | 1911–1934 | 1911–1973 | 1911–2020 | 1973–1998 | 1998–2020 | 2020–present |
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1911–1934
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1911–1973
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1911–2020
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1973–1998
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1998–2020
The Volkswagen Group acquired many of the Rolls-Royce trademarks from Vickers in 1998, although the name and "RR" symbol was retained by the aerospace manufacturer. Ultimately, BMW would gain the rights to the Rolls-Royce name and logo for automobiles, and VW would sell off the Spirit of Ecstasy and grille design to BMW, whilst retaining Bentley, which Rolls-Royce had merged with in 1931.
2020–present
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| Marques Current: BMW (i | M | Motorrad) | Hartge | Mini (JCW)| Rolls-Royce | Zinoro Subsidiaries Notes  |
| Current brands: AC | Arash | Ariel | Aston Martin | Bentley | Brabham | Caterham | Ginetta | Jaguar | Keating | Land Rover | Lister | LEVC | Lotus | McLaren | Noble | MG | Mini | Morgan | Peel | Radical | Rolls-Royce | TVR | Ultima | Vauxhall | Zenos Defunct brands: |
