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The increasingly competitive mid-1950s car market put great pressure on the Hudson ... This Hornet is powered by a 175-hp six-cylinder L-head engine with a 3.0-inch bore and a 4.75-inch stroke.

but this Hornet is quite the rare gem. Although it's one of 8,152 units built that year, the two-door coupe configuration, which Hudson called the Hollywood, narrows it down to just 1,640 examples.

This isn't the only Hornet in Leno's vast collection; he has a four-door version, too. Watch the full video for a lot more on the history of the Hudson Hornet and for the chance to see Jay take ...

Propulsion for the Hudson was updated with a crate Chevrolet LS9 mated to a 4L85-E 4-speed automatic overdrive ... rear package shelf, and door panels were wrapped in hand-painted alligator ...

Included is the 1953 Hudson Hornet 4-door sedan that was the first model ever to be featured in a NASCAR race. The news release indicated that the museum will be following the necessary safety ...

In 2006, the Pixar movie “Cars” immortalized Hudson’s racing history with a retired racer named “Doc Hudson” (voiced by Paul Newman) that helps the film’s protagonist return to glory.