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The Studebaker Hawk's a collector favorite, known for blending European styling with American V8 power that included a potent supercharged option. Its final evolution, the 1962-64 Gran Turismo Hawk, is an especially sought-after model.
Typical sold price of a Studebaker Hawk ranges from $5,556 to $68,200, based on 459 sales tracked on Hypercars. 34 currently for sale.
The Hawk series debuted in 1956 as a family of coupes and hardtops based on the acclaimed Starliner body. The lineup included various trims, but the top-tier Golden Hawk stood out with its large Packard V8, later replaced by a supercharged Studebaker 289 V8.
Collectors appreciate the Hawk's blend of European-inspired design and American V8 power. The 1962-1964 Gran Turismo Hawk, a Brooks Stevens redesign, is particularly sought-after as the final evolution of the concept. Models equipped with the optional supercharged "R2" Avanti engine represent the ultimate performance variants and are the most collectible.
With an average sale price around $20,500, the Studebaker Hawk market is relatively accessible. The wide price spread reflects condition and specification, with project cars at the low end and pristine Golden Hawks or R2-powered GT Hawks commanding top dollar.
Prices for Studebaker Hawks range from $2,225 for projects to $56,500 for concours-quality examples.
459 Studebaker Hawk vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 34 currently live. Sold prices range from $500 to $150,000.
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Based on 459 sales tracked on Hypercars, Studebaker Hawk prices typically range from $5,556 to $68,200. There are 34 currently for sale.
There are 34 Studebaker Hawk listings currently live across auctions, dealers, and marketplaces tracked by Hypercars.
