Studebaker · 1956–1964

Studebaker Hawk

Every Studebaker Hawk model year from 1956 to 1964: production counts, engines, options, paint, prices and the stories behind them, with a source for every figure.

9 model years offered · 9 fact sheets · 0 stories

Pink two-tone 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk hardtop with its tall mesh grille, hood scoop, whitewall tires and tailfins, front three-quarter at a car show
1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk hardtop in two-tone pink Photo: MercurySable99, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Production by year

Each year's headline total, exactly as its source scopes it. Scopes differ from year to year (some include related models or other markets), so read the label before comparing years. Every year's fact sheet has the full breakdown.

YearWhat was countedCountStatus
1956 Flight Hawk, stated total (1956goldenhawk.com)built, model-year 4,946 Disputed
1957 Silver Hawk, all engines and bodiesbuilt, model-year 15,318 Reported
1958 Silver Hawk, stated total, all engines and markets (1956goldenhawk.com)built, model-year 7,294 Disputed
1959 Silver Hawk, all enginesbuilt, model-year 7,788 Reported
1960 Hawk, all enginesbuilt, model-year 4,507 Reported
1961 Hawk, all enginesbuilt, model-year 3,929 Reported
1962 Gran Turismo Hawk, all marketsbuilt, model-year 9,335 Reported
1963 Gran Turismo Hawk, all marketsbuilt, model-year 4,634 Disputed
1964 Gran Turismo Hawk, all marketsbuilt, model-year 1,767 Reported

Model years

  1. 1956 Fact sheet
  2. 1957 Fact sheet
  3. 1958 Fact sheet
  4. 1959 Fact sheet
  5. 1960 Fact sheet
  6. 1961 Fact sheet
  7. 1962 Fact sheet
  8. 1963 Fact sheet
  9. 1964 Fact sheet

“Not offered” means this nameplate or performance model wasn't sold that year. It doesn't mean we're missing the research.