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Welcome to Studebaker Motor Company Inc!LAIMER: Studebaker Motor Company is not yet able to produce vehicles, as we are in the planning stages. However, we are almost ready to sell Studebaker shirts and hats.
It's undisputable that the former Studebaker Motor Company played a significant role in transportation technology. For example in 1902 Studebaker manufactured an electric car, and Thomas Edison bought one of them. Today, some people hear the name Studebaker and think of the vehicle, or more specifically, the bullet nose cars from the 1950's. Other people speak of Studebaker's innovative, forward thinking (unique) designs and engineering. However, it seems most people have shared with me that they remember the Studebaker because of its craftsmanship, reliability, power and high gas mileage for its day. It's now mid 2012, and this marks 160 years behind the historical Studebaker name in the vehicle manufacturing business (wagons to automobiles). In 2008, as a Colorado small business man, I bought the company from Tom Raines and moved its headquarters to Arvada, Colorado. We endeavor to raise funding for Studebaker concept designs, engineering, prototypes, safety testing, certification, manufacturing and distribution of production vehicles, to include passenger vehicles and pickup trucks.
"As the entrepreneur at the helm of Studebaker Motor Company, it is my earnest goal to create vehicles that are in some way reminiscent of classic Studebakers, or in other words, definitively Studebaker, yet brought into the 21st Century, and again to see Studebaker Motor Company the American Icon it once was. It is also my dream to develop or reopen factories, employ Americans in those manufacturing and assembly plants, which shall be on American soil. I desire to make vehicles that not only compete, but have a significant cutting edge in a highly competitive world market.
Click on "Overview" then scroll down to read what is planned. Please be advised, the SUV shown on this website may or may not be representative of future Studebaker concept vehicles. That said, with slight modifications, it is a possiblitily.
Thank you,
Ric W. Reed