Studebaker

American  

[stoo-duh-bey-ker, styoo-] / ˈstu dəˌbeɪ kər, ˈstyu- /

noun

1. Clement, 1831–1901, U.S. wagon maker and pioneer automobile designer.

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Example Sentences

“I am, though we’re switching our operations over to motor carriage manufacture. We’ll be the Overland Automobile Company. I’m showing the Bullet N°2 at fairs throughout Indiana to advertise our company. It’s the coming thing, Mr. Culver. As a farmer, you see its possibilities. You’ll have heard that the P.H. Studebaker Company at South Bend is moving over to autos, and they’re a bigger operation than we are.”

From Literature

The Golden Hawk holds a special place in the hearts of Studebaker fans.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kerrigan, a managing director of an automotive retail transaction services firm who lives in Incline Village, Nev., became a Studebaker enthusiast when he went to college at Notre Dame, near where the defunct carmaker’s factory was located in South Bend, Ind.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then a radio clicks on, blaring a commercial for a downtown Toyota dealership that we’ll soon see once sold the American-made Studebaker.

From Los Angeles Times

The Studebaker Hawk was a line of cars built from the mid-1950s to model year 1964, advertised as a family sports car, before Studebaker went out of business later in the 60s.

From The Wall Street Journal