The 1964 Studebaker Commander sat at a crossroads for its maker, pairing a sensible mid-size sedan body with an engine that belonged on a drag strip. Supercharged power turned an otherwise ...

In 1955, Studebaker launched the Speedster, a limited-edition two-door hardtop based on the President. Its success prompted the automaker to join the emerging personal luxury car market with the Hawk ...

Still struggling to stay afloat after the 1954 merger with Packard, Studebaker joined the emerging personal luxury car market with the Hawk series in 1956 (following the limited-edition 1955 Speedster ...

The 1964 Studebaker Daytona Convertible highlights distinctive American styling, open-top driving appeal, and a design language that marked the brand’s final production years. What feature stands out ...