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Classic Packard for Sale Under $5,000

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Packard (1899–1958) was once America's premier luxury automobile manufacturer, rivaling Rolls-Royce in prestige. Classic Packards feature stunning prewar styling and unmatched build quality.

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1952 Packard Clipper Dealer
United States

1952 Packard Clipper

$4,000
1956 Packard Clipper Dealer
United States

1956 Packard Clipper

$4,500
1950 Packard Deluxe Dealer
United States

1950 Packard Deluxe

$4,495 $4,995
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Classic Packard Cars: Ask the Man Who Owns One

Packard Motor Car Company, founded in 1899 in Warren, Ohio, produced luxury automobiles that were the preferred choice of presidents, royalty, and captains of industry. The company's famous slogan, "Ask the Man Who Owns One," reflected the fierce loyalty of Packard owners.

Most Popular Classic Packard Models

Prewar Twelve and Super Eight models represent the height of American luxury car design. The Clipper introduced streamlined postwar styling, while the 1955–1956 Caribbean was Packard's stunning two-tone luxury convertible. The Patrician and Cavalier offered premium motoring in the final years, and earlier 120 and 110 models provide more accessible entry to Packard ownership.