Ah, Hudson cars, those relics of American automotive history that somehow managed to disappear into the fog of time. Founded in 1909 and merged into the mighty American Motors Corporation by 1954, Hudson was known for its innovative "step-down" design which lowered the centre of gravity for improved handling—quite ahead of its time. The brand was celebrated for models like the Hornet, a muscle car before muscle was cool, and the Commodore. Prices nowadays? Expect to pay a pretty penny for restored classics at auctions or specialty dealers, often north of $50,000 AUD, while unrestored gems might lurk around $20,000. For enthusiasts, Hudson represents a blend of style, innovation, and a touch of nostalgia—check listings on Tradingpost or CarShowroom to spot these vintage beauties.
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