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Car of the Week: 1942 Packard Eight convertible With WWII raging, this is one of the rare Packards that snuck out the factory door before the United State's need for automotive factory military retooling. This 1942 Packard Eight convertible is a sight to behold. As with all other U.S. vehicle manufacturers, Packard automobile production for the 1942 model year was curtailed due to the war effort. Before all production ceased following the United States' entry into World War II in December 1941, Packard managed to produce just 19,199 Eight models in six body styles: a business coupe, club sedan and touring sedan in the Special Eight series; a club sedan and touring sedan in the Custom Eight series; and a convertible coupe in the simply named Eight series. By Feb. 11, 1942, all automobile production took a back seat to war production as Packard and all other American automobile manufacturers joined the war effort by offering their knowledge, resources and industrialized mass production techniques to producing military vehicles and armaments. Twentieth Series Packard production—which were the company's 1942 models—began in August 1941, and by the time the last Twentieth Series Packard rolled off the line in February, some 11,325 Packard Six models, 19,199 Packard Eight models, 2,580 Super Eight One-Sixty and just 672 Super Eight One-Eighty models had been built for a total of 33,776 Twentieth Series Packards. See More Make your car our "Car of the Week"  If you've got an old car you really love, we want to hear about it! Click here to submit your ride! Collectors of tiny cars rejoice, MotorTrend's first-ever cover car immortalized in a limited-edition Matchbox die-cast MotorTrend is celebrating 75 years and has partnered with Mattel to release a limited-edition Matchbox die-cast of their first cover car, a 1949 Kurtis Sport Car. Los Angeles, Calif. – MotorTrend Group, a Warner Bros. Discovery company announced the release of a limited-edition Matchbox die-cast of the iconic 1949 Kurtis Sport Car, the first car to be celebrated on the cover of MotorTrend magazine 75 years ago. An instant collectable, the Matchbox Kurtis 1:64th die-cast is now available for online purchase exclusively at MattelCreations.com for $30. See More Join Old Cars as we visit Germany August 29-September 5, 2024. Our sixth and seventh car lover's destinations will be at the Mercedes-Benz factory and the Mercedes-Benz museum. As we continue our tour in the Stuttgart area we move on from all things Porsche at our last stops to a day filled with Germany's other heavy-hitter, Mercedes-Benz. See More Now You Can Look 'Em Up Online! How much is your vintage ride worth? You can now join the Old Cars Price Guide Membership and find out online. Pricing right at your fingertips. Join Now! Subscribe Now to the Highest Frequency Publication for Die-Hard Car Lovers!  Your subscription to  Old Cars includes: All the recent news from around the old car hobby Coverage of all the important collector car auctions and shows Classifieds including expert advice SUBSCRIBE NOW Active Interest Media 2143 Grand Ave. Des Moines, IA 50312 United States View online  You received this email because you are subscribed to newsletters from Old Cars Weekly. Update your email preferences to choose the types of emails you receive.

Canadian JLR dealers prepared to sue automaker over its EV, retail plans

For the shift to upmarket EVs sold directly to consumers online, Jaguar is pushing dealers to relinquish their franchises by offering what the retailers see as inadequate compensation

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