Marquette
The Marquette brand was created in 1929 as a companion brand to Buick. As soon as the brand was launched, the automobile market went into a tailspin with the onset of the Great Depression and Buick found Marquette eating into its own sales. The brand was discontinued in 1930, after just one year.
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