To All The Cars I've Loved Before: Classic Car Restoration, JDM, and Automotive History
Oct 27, 2026 · 41 min · 13 segments
Click here to share your favorite car, car story or any automotive trivia! What happens when you score a free classic Porsche engine out of a…
Well, I think now is an awesome time to talk about the trivia question and the answer.
So to replay the question.
So Porsche's engineering prowess has often been utilized by other brands, including famously helping to develop the Audi RS2, Mercedes-Benz 500E, and even the Harley-Davidson V-Rod motorcycle.
Gosh.
I would have thought Chevrolet, too, just thinking about air-cooled and Corvair and whatnot.
But no, the answer is going to blow you away.
I don't think I've ever.
Yeah, here it is.
In 1952, Studebaker recognized Porsche's brilliant engineering and contracted them for development.
household luxury name in the US.
And I can't even believe the next part of it after this.
So for Once that deal was done, Studebaker management engineers, including John DeLorean, who I remember he worked at Packard, took a closer look at the deal and decided to drop the other program and put it in this scrapyard along with the three prototypes.
Well, I think now is an awesome time to talk about the trivia question and the answer.
So to replay the question.
So Porsche's engineering prowess has often been utilized by other brands, including famously helping to develop the Audi RS2, Mercedes-Benz 500E, and even the Harley-Davidson V-Rod motorcycle.
Gosh.
I would have thought Chevrolet, too, just thinking about air-cooled and Corvair and whatnot.
But no, the answer is going to blow you away.
I don't think I've ever.
Yeah, here it is.
In 1952, Studebaker recognized Porsche's brilliant engineering and contracted them for development.
household luxury name in the US.
And I can't even believe the next part of it after this.
So for Once that deal was done, Studebaker management engineers, including John DeLorean, who I remember he worked at Packard, took a closer look at the deal and decided to drop the other program and put it in this scrapyard along with the three prototypes.
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