Few changes were made to the 1949 Hudson models, at least from what the customer could see from the outside or under the hood.
The Commodore line had similar upgrades with a few exceptions. The top line Hudson series added a brown color rubber front floor mat with simulated carpet insert, pocket-type storage on the back of convertible front seats, metal hand rails on the back of all front seats, and two instrument panel storage compartments.
Model Year Production: 162,244 (up 38% to 1948)
Domestic Market Share: 3,14% (9th place)
Base Price range: $2,053 to $2,952
Introduction Date: November 1948
Assembly Plants: Detroit
Primary competition: Buick Roadmaster, Chrysler New Yorker, Frazer, Lincoln, and Packard DeLuxe Clipper
Models Available
Commodore Six 2-Door Club Coupe, 6-p.
Commodore Six 2-Door Brougham Convertible, 6-p.
Commodore Six 4-Door Sedan, 6-p.
Measurements
Wheelbase: 124.0"
Length: 207.5"
Width: 77.1"
Height: 60.4"
Cargo capacity (cu. ft.): 23.8
Fuel capacity (gals.): 20.0
