Hudson Essex "Super Six", Coach model, 1930

We present a really old original vintage car from 1930. The Hudson Essex "Super Six" reached a speed of up to 100 km/h and was the best-selling six-cylinder car in the world in the 1930s.

The Hudson Essex "Super Six" model Coach was a car model manufactured by the Hudson Motor Car Company in 1930. It was part of Hudson's Essex line and belonged to the mid-size class of cars.

The car was equipped with a 6-cylinder engine that had an output of 80 horsepower. It had a top speed of about 75 miles per hour and accelerated from 0 to 60 miles per hour in about 12 seconds.

The Super Six was equipped with a variety of amenities that were unusual for its time. The car was also equipped with a special suspension designed to provide a more comfortable ride.

The design of the Super Six was rather conservative and reminiscent of the cars of the 1920s. It had a long hood and a short rear, which made it one of the largest cars of its time. It was available in a variety of colors and there were several trim levels available.

The Hudson Essex Super Six model Coach was a very popular car in its time and was bought by many people who were looking for a reliable and comfortable car. However, it was also an expensive car and many people could not afford it. In total, less than 20,000 examples were produced during the production period from 1930 to 1933.

Today, most examples of the Hudson Essex Super Six model Coach are no longer in existence and the few that remain are highly sought after collector's items. They are rarely seen, but when you do encounter one, it is a special experience to see a piece of automotive history.