The Studebaker Standard Six was introduced in 1924 as the brand’s first fully in-house designed automobile. Positioned as a reliable and affordable option in Studebaker’s lineup, it was powered by a straight-six engine and offered in a variety of body styles, including touring cars, sedans, and coupes. Known for its solid engineering and durability, the Standard Six helped establish Studebaker as a major player in the American automotive market during the 1920s. Production of the Standard Six was finalized in 1927.