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-- If you've been on Google today, you may have noticed the tribute to famed industrial designer Raymond Loewy who penned, among countless other icons, the Studebaker Avanti. Loewy was born on Nov. 5, ...

The Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania and the Keystone Chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club have teamed up to spotlight the genius of industrial designer Raymond Loewy. Loewy, a car designer for ...

On Saturday, March 5, the Avanti Club of Florida hosted Avanti Fest at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Jacksonville to celebrate one of America's most beloved performance sports coupes - the Avanti. Sunny ...

I consider myself a fan of industrial designer Raymond Loewy. He basically created the modern concept of an industrial designer. He would drive a dune buggy in an ascot. And he designed some ...

Last week we lost the last member of the four-man design team responsible for the Avanti, John Ebstein. John worked for Raymond Loewy, helping design everything from the Lucky Strike logo to ...

When it was released in 1962, the Avanti was an innovative and luxurious four-seater with a unique styling that made Italian designers of the era stand up and applaud. It was also ridiculously fast ...

What a great company Studebaker Corp. was. According to historian Fred K. Fox, from 1853 to 1858, John Studebaker lived and worked in Hangtown (Placerville), making and selling wheelbarrows and tools ...

If you're familiar with the logos for Shell, Exxon or the United States Coast Guard and Postal Service, not to mention the layout of the interior of the Concorde and Skylab, you've seen the work of ...

Dave Arland, 58, of Carmel, Ind., president of public-relations firm Arland Communications, on his 1963 Studebaker Avanti, as told to A.J. Baime. To me, the Studebaker Avanti looks like no other car ...

What a great company Studebaker Corp. was. According to historian Fred K. Fox, from 1853 to 1858, John Studebaker lived and worked in Hangtown (Placerville), making and selling wheelbarrows and tools ...