Year(s): 1930
The V16 is one of Cadillac’s most historically defining vehicles. Each crafted to the customer’s preferences, the V16 was initially designed with two straight-eight Buick engines that shared only a center-mounted camshaft. In all, the massive engine displaced 452 cubic inches and put out 185bhp. The chassis was borrowed from the 353/355 line.
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