One of only eight built, this concours-fresh 1932 Packard Twin Six Dual Cowl Sport Phaeton heads to Kruse Auctions' Auburn ...

1932 was a black year for the world. The Great Depression was at its peak, and the world economy was in shambles. Every single honest industry around the globe felt the blow, and the automotive ...

This 1932 Packard phaeton is one of several luxury cars in the Smithsonian collection. It was first registered to Layton R. Colburn, sales manager at a Packard dealership in Washington, D.C. In 1933, ...

"Thirty-two," David and I return in unison. To be more precise, the vehicle in question is a 1932 Packard Twin Six 906 convertible sedan and it's one of a smattering of rare, important, not to mention ...

“Meet us Friday at the Santa Monica Airport at 11,” was the PR man’s simple message. David Gooding and a gray Dietrich-bodied 1932 Packard Twin Six four-door convertible were waiting, ready for a ...

The 1932 Packard Light 8 Roadster that still turns heads. Discover the timeless design, engineering, and classic details that ...

ALBANY – Gov. Cuomo will get to drive a 1932 Packard owned by Franklin D. Roosevelt once the state finishes repairing the historic vehicle, which was removed from the New York State Museum on Tuesday.

The Packard luxury brand has been long gone, but the preserved Packard Proving Grounds in suburban Detroit will host “Calling All Twelves,” a salon celebrating all 1932–1939 Packard Twin Six and ...

When someone says "Packard," most people don't think of a hot rod. They most likely think of stylish behemoths of the `30s (think Clark Gable lending a helping hand to wife Carole Lombard on Oscar ...

When a 1932 Packard Twin Six custom convertible sold for $1.1 million last summer during RM Auctions’ St. John’s sale in Michigan, the car’s provenance no doubt influenced its price as much as its ...

This 1932 Packard phaeton is one of several luxury cars in the Smithsonian collection. It was first registered to Layton R. Colburn, sales manager at a Packard dealership in Washington, D.C. In 1933, ...