- When the merger was completed, and Barit assumed his seat on AMC's Board of Directors in 1954, the Jet was the first Hudson model to be discontinued.
- The Hudson Jet was a car of the middle class, which was produced by the Hudson Motor Car Co. in Detroit, Michigan, in the model years 1953 and 1954.
- The Jet design development. Hudson dealers requested a ‘compact’ car.
- The Hudson Jet was a series of compact cars introduced in 1953. The Jet was sold as a two or four door sedan, and was powered by a 3.3L inline six engine.
- The Hudson Jet was a compact automobile produced by the Hudson Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan during the 1953 and 1954...
- The Jet started development in 1950 after the success of the lower-priced Hudson Pacemaker, a slightly shorter and low-trim stepdown Hudson.
- When the Hudson Jet was first announced in 1952, company officials thought the compact sedan would be a renaissance for the venerable automaker.
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- HudJetLnrRedRight The tale of the Hudson Motor Car Company's 1953-54 Jet compact is one of the saddest in all of automotive history.
- Complete with continental spare, the 1954 Hudson Jet Liner four-door sedan was the most expensive model in Hudson’s compact family.
