Studebaker - the history of an American company
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What happened to America’s oldest car company and how collectible are Studebakers today?
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Vintage vehicles, Automotive history and stories from motoring's past.
Studebaker Hawk 1956-61
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When 1960 rolled around, only Studebaker and AMC/Rambler (formerly Nash) remained. The Hawk was Studebaker's effort to stay relevant in a changing and competitive market.
Read MoreAutomotive Oddballs: Cars to drive on the road less traveled
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Some people love beautiful vintage cars that embody graceful style. But there are also those automotive oddballs that make others just smile. Like floating cars. Or fishbowl cars. Here are 9 Cherry Classics that deserve the role of oddball in automotive history.
Read MoreStudebaker Avanti: 40 Days to World Speed Record
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After 40 days in seclusion Raymon Loewy's team of designers emerged from seclusion with the Avanti, a stunning design that was supposed to help struggling Studebaker survive. So what happened? Find out this week as Jim Cherry sets his sights on the Avanti as part of his Cherry Classics series.
Read More1950 Studebaker Land Cruiser
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The reasons one buys an older car are as varied as the cars and the people who own them. In the case of Dan Skidmore’s 1950 Studebaker Land Cruiser, his motivation for buying the machine was to save it from “the crusher.” For $100 he was able to tow the remains of the car home and had visions of starting a restoration process on the car.
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