Most Valuable Cadillac Ever! 1931 Cadillac V-16 Roadster Smoothness, Silence and Sophistication Cadillacs decision to make V-16 powered cars in the depths of the Depression has sparked controversy for over 70 years. Never thought of as a profit center, these smooth, silent and sophisticated V-16 cars firmly planted Cadillac as the #1 luxury car maker in America, surpassing Packard and Pierce-Arrow. At $5350, this 1931 Roadster, with its Fleetwood body, was the least expensive V-16, although it still cost more than 13 times as much as a Ford. Today, however, it has appreciated to almost $400,000, making it the most valuable Cadillac ever made. Model Features • Opening Doors • Opening Hood • Opening Rumble Seat • Cadillac Created the V-16 Engine by Placing 2 8-Cylinder Engines at 45 Angles! • Precision DieCast Replica • 1:32 Scale Model • 7 Inches Long