Studebaker Standard Six

The Studebaker Standard Six 1926 was introduced in 1926 as the pioneering variant of the Standard Six lineup. It features a 2000 cc six-cylinder engine producing 65 horsepower, paired with a three-speed manual transmission. This four-door sedan variant was designed for comfort and reliability, setting the stage for the models that followed in subsequent years.

The Studebaker Standard Six 1927 was introduced as an updated version of the original. Retaining the 2000 cc engine, it offered slight design enhancements and improved comfort features. This variant continued to emphasize practicality and reliability, making it a solid choice for families.

Introduced in 1928, the Studebaker Standard Six 1928 maintained the 2000 cc six-cylinder engine, but included refinements to the chassis and body design for enhanced stability and comfort. This four-door sedan variant was well-received for its smooth ride and reliability.

The Studebaker Standard Six 1929 was part of the ongoing evolution of the model, featuring improved interior finishes and a few aesthetic updates. It retained the same 2000 cc engine, offering 65 horsepower. This sedan variant was tailored for drivers seeking both value and comfort.

The Studebaker Standard Six 1930 was the final variant of the Standard Six lineup. It featured the same reliable 2000 cc six-cylinder engine, but saw updates in both aesthetics and interior appointments, reflecting the styling cues of the time. This variant aimed to offer a blend of traditional reliability and contemporary design.