Although the company sold automobiles through 1958, the last true Packards rolled off the assembly line in 1956. The V8 arrived too late.

For business Tom Mix’s dealership handled selling imported luxury cars, but his true passion was for Packard automobiles. He collected dozens of Packards, including coach built examples by Darrin.

While this may not bode well for speculators, it does make these cars attractive ... The post The Packard 120 Lives Up To Its Original Promise As The Affordable Luxury Eight-Cylinder appeared ...

One of America's premier luxury automakers before WWII ... For reference, Packard had delivered 28,835 cars in 1956. 1958 saw the line expand to four models, but the Clipper name disappeared.

That’s what happened when the House of Packard opened at 139 N ... that allows small manufacturers to produce up to 325 replica cars per year, subject to federal regulatory oversight.

Any judgment on the greatest luxury cars of all time must probably seek to define luxury, which, in the car world, is synonymous, most often, with comfort, which is the essence of Rolls-Royce.

The Packard was a luxury American car brand based in Detroit ... It seems these vintage cars have been waiting ever since. Leland said in his blog: “The former home of an antique car collector ...