This Packard allowed the company to get things going and once again, after the Great Depression, reach a high level of sales. This was achieved by producing a relatively affordable car, under a brand of absolute luxury and quality. Just … Continued
It was the first Packard to have its engine mounted not under the driver’s seat, but in the engine compartment at the front of the car. The 1904 Packard Model L was produced when the company was run by Henry … Continued
The 1909 Packard Model 18 is among those awesome cars from the pre-convention era. So despite the fact that the Model 18 was slightly lower in the Packard lineup than the Model 30, it was a hand-built machine. This was … Continued
The 1907 Packard Model 30 was the company’s flagship model. It was higher in the Packard lineup than the Model 18, and from 1907 to 1908 it was the only model of the company. This car was produced at the … Continued
It’s a stunning car, the 1915 Packard Twin Six stands out among all the cars of its time. Imagine – in 1915, Cadillac launched the luxurious Type 51 – the first American car with a 5.1 liter V8 and 70 … Continued
It may surprise some people, but Ettore Bugatti himself liked to drive a Packard. Yes, the man who created the legendary Type 41 Royale and 57SC Atlantic, which are the most expensive lots of any auction, sometimes sat behind the … Continued