Cadillac V-16

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Introduced in January 1930, Cadillac's premium vehicle, often referred to as the Cadillac Sixteen, remained their flagship model until production ceased in 1940 due to European war impacts. Each car was custom-built and produced in limited quantities; only 4,076 units were manufactured over its eleven-year run, with most being built in 1930 prior to the Great Depression's full impact. This vehicle marked the first V16 powered car to reach production status in the U.S.