The last true Packard rolled out of the Packard plant in Detroit on this day in 1956. The name lived for two more years on re-badged Studebakers built in Indiana. Packard is said to be born out of a feud that started in 1898 between James Ward Packard and Alexander Winton, the founder of Winton […] The post June 25, 1956 – The last Packard leaves Detroit assembly line appeared first on This Day In Automotive History.
