Editing Hupmobile (section)

==Legacy==
In 1914, [[Eric Wickman#Career|Eric Wickman]] tried to establish a Hupmobile dealership but could not sell them so he started transporting miners in one of the vehicles and founded [[Greyhound Lines#1914–1930: Early years|Greyhound Lines]].<ref name="Lewis, Mary Beth p.92"/> The [[Hupmobile Dealership (Canton, Ohio)|National Football League]] was created at [[Ralph Hay]]'s Hupmobile dealership in [[Canton, Ohio]], in 1920.

The Skylark's grille later inspired the grilles used on [[Lincoln Continental]] models in the 1940s. Their heater technology became widely adopted in the industry. [[Buick]] picked up the Skylark name for [[Buick Skylark|its own convertible and one-off coupe models]] in 1953; the nameplate was subsequently used on a midsize model from 1961 to 1973, then on a compact model from 1975 to 1998. The [[Hupmobile Building|Hupmobile dealership]] in [[Omaha, Nebraska]], is a prominent historic landmark.<ref>[http://www.omahalandmarks.org/assets/files/newsletters/spring-2007.pdf "The Endangered List"] ''Landmark News.'' April 2007. Retrieved 5/12/08.</ref> The dealership building in Washington, D.C., is now the [[Hupmobile Dealership (Washington, D.C.)|H Street Playhouse]].