Nothing says supreme elegance louder than a Packard. As the car that defined American luxury, Packard's fine motorcars were found in any place where a grand entrance was the order of the day. For over five decades the Packard name was a hallmark of indulgence, as they built cars for kings, queens, movie stars, and every other facet of society's finest. Bette Davis, Clark Gable, and Errol Flynn all drove a Packard, and the flamboyant Flynn also kept an Auburn Roadster in his stable. Given the length and dramatic appearance of a grand Packard, it's not hard to imagine one pulling up under the marquee lights on the opening night at the theater. Certainly, if one's arrival to a social event had to be noticed, there was no better way than to arrive in one of Packard's large and formal cars. In the Golden Era of the classic car, Packard reigned supreme as they built cars that were rivaled only by Cadillac, Duesenberg, Pierce-Arrow, and Rolls-Royce. In the present day, these fine Packards oc