Join us for a journey into the heart of automotive history guided by the knowledgeable Andrew Beckman, joining us from the Studebaker National Museum, located in Indiana. We look at the Studebaker cars and their pivotal role in the transformation from horse and buggy manufacturing to motor car production. Andrew takes us through the museum's collection of about 120 wheeled vehicles, tracing the trajectory of the Studebaker Corporation from its horse-drawn era to the very last Studebaker ever made. We even get a look at some of the museum's crown jewels, including a 1924 Studebaker Big Six and a 1938 Commander convertible sedan.
We also spotlight the remarkable work of industrial designer Brooks Stevens and his contribution to Studebaker in the early 60s.
In the New Car Showroom, we get a review of the 2023 Lincoln Navigator Black Label. We take a look at its exterior features, interior highlights, engine, gas mileage, and MSRP price.
All this and more on this episode of In Wheel Time Car Talk!
