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Packard was a prestigious American car-maker famous for coining the slogan “Ask the Man Who Owns One.” By the 1950s, Packard was in trouble and merged with Studebaker in 1954. The Packard Predictor concept of 1956 was designed by Richard "Dick" Teague as a bold attempt to relaunch the brand. Packard cars were discontinued in 1958, though there have been several attempts to relaunch the brand.
Packard Predictor, 1956.
Studebakers - I’m not a ‘car guy’ but I couldn’t help but admire some of these beautiful machines at the Studebaker Museum in South Bend, Indiana.
1956 Packard Predictor. Concept car. The last Packard. Studebaker Museum, South Bend.
Packard Predictor, 1956
Packard Predictor, 1956
Packard Predictor via veteran auto cz
For 1955 Packard had the Predictor show car built by Ghia to show features forthcoming on their production cars.among other unique features were power t tops.pushbutton transmission,and instruments mounted on the console.
