Studebaker

Brand Overview

Studebaker is an American automobile manufacturer, founded in 1852 (horse-drawn carriages), began manufacturing automobiles in 1902, headquartered in the United States. The company produced automobiles in the 20th century and ceased operations in 1966.

Development History

The company was founded in 1852 (horse-drawn carriages). Production of automobiles began in 1902. It was a major manufacturer from the 1920s to the 1950s. Operations ceased in 1966.

Main Products

Mainly produced passenger cars and trucks. Classic models include Studebaker Champion, Studebaker Avanti, and others.

Technical Features

Studebaker was known for innovative design and reliability. The Avanti was a classic sports car of the 1960s.

Market Position

In the 20th-century American automobile market, Studebaker was one of the major manufacturers.

Brand Status

The brand ceased operations in 1966, but Studebaker, as part of American automotive history, holds some value in the collector community.