Based on an outdated two-door sedan, this forgotten piece of automotive art was the first and only American vehicle to don an exquisite, Superleggera (super light) body conceived by the legendary ...

Established in 1909, Hudson had grown into the third-largest carmaker in the US by the end of the 1920s. The company also pioneered many features that became widespread throughout the automotive ...

Founded in 1909, the Hudson Motor Car Company built its last vehicle in 1957, by which time the Detroit marque had been absorbed by American Motors Corporation (AMC), responsible for another ...

Super-rare coupe built by Milan design specialist On display in Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage Museum Cruise Nights every thursday through Aug. 31 The Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage Museum's summer ...

The 1954 Hudson Italia is a transatlantic traveler. The sleek coupe was a collaboration between American automaker Hudson and Italian coachbuilder Carrozzeria Touring. The project started out as a ...

Not often do you get the chance to own one of only 26 examples of a car, but this 1954 Hudson Italia of Bring a Trailer is one such chance. The 1950s were a hotbed for independent automotive ...

The Hudson Italia is a car almost never seen outside of concours events and auctions, and this weekend a long-forgotten example that spent the last forty years in a garage will head to auction at ...

In Detroit, the city of gray flannel and gray iron, Frank Spring must have cut quite a figure. The son of a wealthy San Francisco land baron and a doting Parisian mother, Spring was raised in Europe.

The Hudson Motor Car Co. was formed in 1909 with financial backing from Detroit department store owner J.L. Hudson. The company quickly established a reputation for building fast, reliable mid-market ...

For 65 years, Hershey, Pa., has been the headquarters of the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA), whose annual Car Corral show and flea market continues to fuel the want list of collectors. The ...