Description
The Hudson Model 20 was a compact car produced by the Hudson Motor Car Company from 1909 to 1910. It was one of the first models released by the company, which had only been founded in 1909. The Model 20 featured a four-cylinder engine with a displacement of 3.7 liters, producing around 33 horsepower. This performance was competitive for small cars of the era.
The Hudson Model 20 was notable for its affordability, priced lower than many of its contemporaries. It was marketed as an affordable yet reliable vehicle, with room for five passengers and a reputation for durability. The car was offered in various body styles, including runabout and touring configurations, and was fitted with a sliding gear transmission.
Hudson’s early success with the Model 20 helped establish the company’s reputation for building solid, dependable cars, which would later become a key part of its identity.