Studebaker

Studebaker was a historic American vehicle manufacturer that began as a wagon builder in 1852 and later became one of the major independent car brands in the United States. Known for distinctive engineering and design, it produced models like the Champion, Commander, Hawk, Lark, and the futuristic Avanti. Studebaker struggled against the Big Three automakers and ended car production in 1966, but remains remembered for its innovative and stylish cars.