To see the new Studebaker Click this link
At this time
Studebaker
Motor Company, Inc. is not in any type of partnership with Avanti Motor
Corp and has nothing to do with the vehicle that Avanti Motor Corp
call's Studebaker XUV. Any questions you have about that vehicle can be
sent to Avanti Motor Corp .Studebaker Motor Company, Inc. may or may
not be responsible for any problems you may have with any product that
has the Studebaker name on it. Studebaker Motor Company, Inc is Only
responsible for the vehicles and the products it manufacturers or plans
to manufacture or that has manufactured by another company. Studebaker
Motor Company, Inc does recognize The Studebaker National Museum,
Studebaker Drivers Club and many other Studebaker Driving clubs, along
with all the Parts Companies who have worked hard on keeping all the
old Studebaker's on the road
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The Logo/Mark on the Studebaker site is a trademark of Studebaker Motor
Company,Inc and may not be used with out Permission. If you would like
to use the logo- PLEASE write to the customer service department to
find out how to use it. Customer Service contact information is on the
contact page Thank You Studebaker Motor Company,Inc.
To see the new Studebaker HAWK for 2006 Click this link
Seeing is Believing the new HAWK
for 2006! This is a real car.
The year 2006 represents the 50th anniversary of the introduction of
the Hawk line of cars at Studebaker. In that year, four different
models were offered, all of which were based upon the highly acclaimed
Starlight and Starliner models styled by Bob Bourke who headed Raymond
Loewy's design staff in south Bend. During the nine years of its
production, the Hawk series was Studebaker's image car. See Turning
Wheels for May 2005 page 22