The Studebaker family began crafting wagons in the mid-18th century, eventually becoming renowned for their quality carriages and wagons like the Phaeton and Bronson. By 1852, the Indiana-based Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company was a leader in horse-drawn vehicles, continuing until 1919 when they shifted focus to gasoline-powered cars and trucks. Their legacy in transportation history ended in 1966 when the last Studebaker car was made.
Honoring this storied history, the BreyerFest 2023 Driving Forward Studebaker model was released as a limited edition of just 2,250 pieces. Sculpted on Brigitte Eberl’s Shagya Arabian mold, this striking palomino tobiano pinto features a subtle pearly finish, celebrating over a century of craftsmanship and innovation.
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