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LA Noire has almost 100 cars from 1932-1947 it is a detective game set in 1947.

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Looks like someone developing that game has a love for our Packards. very neat. BTW ..... How is the game?

I haven't bought a copy yet but I really want to play it. It has the best manufactures list I've ever seen on a game.
American LaFrance
Buick
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Cisitalia
Cord
Davis
Delage
Delahaye
DeSoto
Duesenberg
Ford
Frazer
GMC
Heil
Hudson
International
LaSalle
Lincoln
Mercury
Nash
Oldsmobile
Packard
Phantom Corsair
Plymouth
Pontiac
Stout
Studebaker
Talbot
Tucker
Voisin
Willy's

I played a little bit so far, I kind of like it. I found clues, arrested some people, and worked'em over in the interrogation room. It is cool driving around California in the late 40's I got to drive one of my all time favorite cars the 1938 Phantom Corsair the down side is the driving camera views are limited, I would have loved to see an interior view.

The forth photo is actually a Ford. 1939 Ford convertible custom by Harry Westergard in Sacramento, Ca. The car sports a 40's Packard Junior, shortened and Frenched into the Ford front. A signature touch of Westergard's.

The Westergard and Phantom Corsair both reside at the National Automobile Museum in Reno, Nv.

And, I've driven them both.

I am busy with that game and it is great! Apart from the historically correct scenes and cars, the story lines are very good. It definitely feels like you are a detective in the 50's! I suppose....I wasnt born then. Also like the style and atmosphere of the game.
The company that developed the game is from Sydney Australia! I also enjoy the old time sirens for the dodge police sedans.