Mc Laren files to trademark Remuera and Muriwai amid SUV speculation

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What happenedMuriwai was where Bruce Mc Laren won his first hill-climb race, aged 15.

What changedThe left frames it as "Mc Laren files trademarks for Remuera, Muriwai". The center frames it as "Mc Laren files to trademark Remuera and Muriwai amid SUV speculation".

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Still Watching. The left frames it as "Mc Laren files trademarks for Remuera, Muriwai". The center frames it as "Mc Laren files to trademark Remuera and Muriwai amid SUV speculation".

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Stuff (New Zealand)50m ago

Mc Laren files trademarks for Remuera, Muriwai

British motor company Mc Laren have moved to file a trademark on two Auckland suburbs, in a move to tie the company closer to its New Zealand roots.

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The New Zealand Herald1h ago

Mc Laren files to trademark Remuera and Muriwai amid SUV speculation

Muriwai was where Bruce Mc Laren won his first hill-climb race, aged 15.

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