From 1930 to 1940, the Cadillac V16 was top-of-the-line in luxury and power. It was also the most expensive vehicle coming from Cadillac.  Brand new, after all the custom options were chosen, the price of a new V16 Sport Phaeton ranged around $6,500. In today’s money, that eclipses $110,000. Only 4076 total variations of the V16 were built during its 11-year production period. Incredibly, all of them were built to custom specifications based on each order. The dual windshields were an iconic design feature of the Sport Phaeton.

The V16 engine was unique. The basic structure resembled two inline eight-cylinder motors sharing a common crankshaft. Placed at 45-degree angles from each other, each half of the engine had its own fuel source and exhaust system. All that machinery and power was tamed by the use of an industry-first overhead valve setup with hydraulic adjustment. This made the car extremely quiet during the operation.

Features:

• 1:18 scale die-cast replica
• Dark Green with Tan Top
• Detailed Engine
• Steerable Front Wheels
• Accurate Interior and Chassis
• Opening Doors and Hood