Museum-quality Packards from the 1930s return to the Michigan proving grounds where these classics earned validation.

Packard cars in the 1920s and ’30s were considered by many to be the best cars in the world. They were favorably compared with Rolls-Royce and Mercedes Benz and better than any other American car.

Packards were the glamour cars of the early 20th century, but the brand’s memory suffered in recent years as the Packard plant ruins on East Grand Boulevard became a forlorn symbol of Detroit ...

There’s also a plan to preserve the front wing of what was the main ... Brothers James Ward and William Packard started making cars in Warren, Ohio, in 1899, but those first 400 Ohio models ...

One of these was Packard. While it has not made cars for many decades, Packard was once known for making the finest, most opulent motorcars, destined for the garages of bankers, industry barons ...

Founded all the way back in 1899, the Packard Motor Car Company was one of America's very first automobile manufacturers. For the next 60 years, it was considered a high-end, luxury brand ...

Packard's Twin Six is commonly regarded as the first V12-powered production car, but several other American automakers ...

Cars made in the years before the Second ... and the two spares mounted to its sides. Up front, the classic Packard radiator shell displays the telltale Goddess of Speed mascot, while the interior ...

Fuller continued to perpetuate the “Packard” name when he built the Packard Motor Car Company, the first combined auto salesroom and service station in New England, at 1079-1089 Commonwealth Ave.