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| | The Name Game, or, Does that Studebaker Dictator Come with its Own Army? |
 | | In 1937 more than 90,000 Studebaker Dictators were sold, but by this time, as Hitler loomed ever larger on the world stage, whatever imagined cachet the name might have held was fading fast. |
 | | Dictators disappeared from the 1938 Studebaker line, as the company introduced a new Raymond Loewy-designed body in the teeth of a recession. |
 | | Studebaker, long past the age of Dictators and in fact on its agonizing way out of the car business, came up with a car called the Scotsman, a dreary, barebones, uncarpeted, unsoundproofed exercise in miserly minimalism that appealed to a handful of economy-minded buyers. |
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