The Most Valuable U.S. Car & His Super-Rich Cousins! 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 Cadillac—Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow 1932 Touring Sedan To Celebrate Cadillacs 100th Anniversary The National Motor Museum Mint has been officially authorized to issue this special edition of Cadillacs most significant automotive triumphs in history. Every last detail and operating part has been faithfully reproduced: Turnable real rubber wheels—luxury interior—fully detailed miniature engine— and distinctive Cadillac insignia. Model Features • Opening Hood • Opening Doors • Opening Trunk • 6.25 Inches Long • 1:32 Scale Model • Precision DieCast Replica The Ultimate Custom Car 1932 Cadillac® Phaeton V-16 Over 2.5 Tons of Flawless Beauty Cadillac V-16's of the 1930's are among the most beautiful and valuable cars ever made. Although never big sellers, their style and grace left a lasting impression on the American public. In 1932 only 300 V-16's were built, 6 of which were custom-made Phaetons with bodywork by Fisher. At $4,695 (worth over $350,000 today), this Dual Cowl Phaeton weighed well over 5000 pounds. Although there has always been much talk about the V-16 engine, ultimately it is the long hood, sloping windshield, flared fenders, Heron hood ornament and four headlights that give the 1932 Cadillac Phaeton its timeless beauty. Features • Opening Hood • Opening Front Doors • Massive 452 Cubic Inch V-16 Engine Provided 165 Horsepower • Precision Die-Cast Replica • 1:32 Scale Model • 6" Long Only Cadillac of Its Kind Ever Built! Joan Crawford's 1933 V-16 Cadillac Town Car 'Cadillac Town Car' Stole the show at the 1933 Academy Awards and would have easily snagged an “Oscar' if they had a category for 'Best Car of The Year'. Built specially for Joan Crawford by Cadillac, it had more creature-comfort features than a Rolls Royce and cost more than a luxury yacht! And now, to commemorate this one-of-a-kind legend, The National Motor Museum Mint™ has been authorized by GM to issue this special edition of Joan Crawford's 'Cadillac Town Car'. Engineered To Original 1933 Cadillac Specifications Features full operating parts—customized body—deluxe interior and V-16 engine—detailed chrome-look 4-bar bumper, balloon tires, art deco trumpet horns, plush interior, 'Golden Goddess' hood ornament, official logos plus baked enamel finish. Features • Opening Hood • Opening Doors • Massive 452-Cubic Inch V-16 Engine Provided 165 Horsepower • Forged In Heavy Die-Cast Metal With Detailing And Precision • 1:32 Scale Model • 6 Inches Long