HUDSON CUSTOM EIGHT
Lowest Price: £22,567 • Median Price: £30,147 • Highest Price: £89,239 • Sell-Through Rate: 100%
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£22,567
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£30,147
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HIGHEST PRICE:
£89,239
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NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
5
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SELL THROUGH RATE:
100%
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The Hudson Custom Eight, produced from 1939 to 1942, was known for its streamlined design and powerful engine.
It offered luxurious features and was positioned as a premium model.
The Custom Eight was discontinued when Hudson shifted production to support the war effort.
The Hudson Commodore was considered its successor.
Did you know that a Custom Eight was once used in a daring escape? Back in 1941, a notorious bank robber reportedly used a Custom Eight to outrun police after a heist. The car's powerful engine and smooth handling allowed him to evade capture, adding a bit of mystique to the car's history.
How much is a Hudson Custom Eight worth?
In average condition, a Hudson Custom Eight is worth £30,147.
What is the most expensive Hudson Custom Eight to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Hudson Custom Eight to sell in history was sold for £89,239.
What is the cheapest Hudson Custom Eight to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Hudson Custom Eight to sell in history was sold for £22,567.
When was the Hudson Custom Eight produced?
The Hudson Custom Eight was produced between 1936 and 1949.