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- Hupmobile Automobile Emblem, circa 1925 - Robert Hupp and his brother Louis started Hupp Motor Car Company in 1908. Robert sold his interest in 1911, but the company kept the name. Hupp produced low and medium-priced reliable cars over the next decades. During the Great Depression, the company, like many other automobile manufacturers, struggled. Production of the Hupmobile ceased in 1940.
- circa 1925
- Collections - Artifact
Hupmobile Automobile Emblem, circa 1925
Robert Hupp and his brother Louis started Hupp Motor Car Company in 1908. Robert sold his interest in 1911, but the company kept the name. Hupp produced low and medium-priced reliable cars over the next decades. During the Great Depression, the company, like many other automobile manufacturers, struggled. Production of the Hupmobile ceased in 1940.
- 1912 Hupmobile Coupe - Brothers Robert and Louis Hupp founded Hupp Motor Car Company in 1908. Their little four-cylinder Hupmobile runabout premiered at the 1909 Detroit Automobile Show and was an immediate success, with more than 5,000 built in 1910. Robert Hupp left in 1911, but the company continued to grow and hit its peak annual production of more than 65,000 cars in 1928.
- 1912
- Collections - Artifact
1912 Hupmobile Coupe
Brothers Robert and Louis Hupp founded Hupp Motor Car Company in 1908. Their little four-cylinder Hupmobile runabout premiered at the 1909 Detroit Automobile Show and was an immediate success, with more than 5,000 built in 1910. Robert Hupp left in 1911, but the company continued to grow and hit its peak annual production of more than 65,000 cars in 1928.