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This is an image of a Hudson - Essex service station sign.

Hudson and Essex were automobile brands that were significant in the early to mid-20th century. Here are some key points about the significance of Hudson and Essex:

Innovation and Engineering: Hudson and Essex were known for their innovative engineering and design features. Hudson introduced several advancements, such as the "Step-Down" design, which placed the passenger compartment lower between the frame rails for improved stability and handling. They were also pioneers in introducing advanced suspension systems and aerodynamic features in their cars.

Competitive Performance: Hudson and Essex automobiles were known for their performance capabilities. Hudson cars, in particular, gained a reputation for their power and speed, often outperforming their competitors in racing and endurance events.

Styling and Design: Both Hudson and Essex models featured stylish designs that appealed to buyers of the t...

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