Packard
Packard was a premier American luxury automobile marque that played a significant role in the automotive industry from its founding in 1899 until its merger with Studebaker in 1954 and eventual discontinuation in 1958. Renowned for its engineering excellence, quality, and innovation, Packard's vehicles were the choice of celebrities, royals, and many of the world's elite. The company introduced a number of technological firsts, including the modern steering wheel and the first production 12-cylinder engine, setting high standards for luxury and performance. Packard's most iconic models, such as the Packard Caribbean and the Packard Super Eight, epitomized the brand's commitment to luxury and engineering prowess. Despite its storied history and contributions to the automotive industry, the Packard name was unable to survive the pressures of post-war competition and changing market dynamics, leading to its eventual absorption into Studebaker and the end of its production.
Brand Details
Founded: 1899
Country of Origin: USA
Defunct: 1958
Key Models: Packard Caribbean, Packard Super Eight
Market Segment: Luxury
Car Models
| Model Name | View Details |
|---|---|
| Packard Caribbean | View Details |
| Packard Clipper | View Details |
| Packard Eight | View Details |
| Packard Hawk | View Details |
| Packard Patrician | View Details |
| Packard Super Eight | View Details |
| Packard Twelve | View Details |