OWNERS NAME: Ben Koether

YEAR: 1931

MAKE: Cadillac V12

MODEL: Imperial

SUB MODEL: Sedan 7 Passenger

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The 1931 Cadillac V12 Seven-Passenger Imperial Sedan was a rare, luxurious, and sophisticated American automobile produced with a Fisher-built body, featuring the powerful V12 engine and a high-end design that was elegant for its time. While relatively few survived, examples exist today and are highly prized by collectors, occasionally appearing at prestigious auctions. Key features included a massive wheelbase for a smooth ride, a 368 cubic inch V12 engine producing 135 horsepower, and stylish elements like streamlined styling and distinctive bumpers. Powered by Cadillac’s 368 cubic inch, 135 horsepower V12 engine, it offered performance comparable to the top-tier V16. The exclusive Seven-Passenger Imperial Sedan body was built by Fisher Body. A massive wheelbase of 143 inches contributed to its exceptionally smooth ride. Few of these dramatic and awe-inspiring vehicles were produced, making surviving examples very rare and valuable

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