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Proposed deletion of Associated Daimler Company

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The article Associated Daimler Company has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

This article does not meet the notability guideline for companies or WP:GNG. Normally, procedure would be to redirect to the parent company, but because the Associated Daimler Company was a joint-venture between two notable companies, there isn't a clear redirect target. All coverage I was able to find, (generally in non-independent sources) just reiterates that the venture was established in 1926 and dissolved two years later with both companies retaining their original products.

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