1930 Cadillac Brochure Front Cover - GM Heritage Center

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AMPLE MARGINS OF SAFETY Equally significant are the factors of greater safety introduced by these new Cadillacs. Today, when customary rates of travel upon the highways have increased far beyond what were but yesterday the maximum limits, the responsibilities imposed upon steering and braking systems multiply rapidly. The entire automobile industry has been intent upon these problems. Cadillac here solves them with characteristic thoroughness. The steering system is completely harmonized. A special steering modulator, at the forward end of the left front spring, an unbreakable steering wheel, and a nitraloy steering sector are new features which combine to assure positive control. Even at the high speeds of which these cars are so easily capable, the steering system functions perfectly. And always there is a confident feeling of the utmost safety combined with positive and instant control. Brakes, too, provide a very wide margin of safely beyond ' the intense demands of presen t- day traffic. They are a completely enclosed, weatherproof, shoe type The pleasing lines of Cadillac cars are the re- an(j ac£ smoothly but suits of the work of trained artists of the General Motors Art and Colour Section. They positivelyandpowerfully. bring a new and fresh viewpoint to the prob- j w action j g assure( J by J lems of body design enhancing the beauty of ^ one of our greatest necessities mounting the operating Every new Cadillac is conceived on the drawing board. Engineers design each part to perform its function, then the drawings are carefully considered before even a single experimental part is built system in fifteen sets of roller bearings. Sure and instant control is assured by engineering features, which embody the best thought of automobile engineers plus definite refinements exclusively developed by Cadillac. These cars are abundantly powered with an engine of the same fundamental design as has made Cadillac dominant in the fine car field—the famous V-type, eight-cylinder engine. Not only is it substantially enlarged—from 341 to 353 cubic inches displacement—but its power output is still further increased by a new design of combustion chamber. The Syncro-Mesh transmission, that epochal contribution to motoring ease, comfort, and safety, is retained, unchanged except for minor refinements in design. Especially has care been lavished upon the appearance of the engine, which presents a remarkably trim assembly. Exhaust manifolds are brightly finished in a porcelain enamel, which is proof against the effects of heat and will preserve its luster indefinitely. Spark plugs are concealed beneath an ornamental cover plate. Wiring, too, is under cover within a shapely metal conduit, extending from the new distributor head to the spark plug cover.
THE EJl'E-l'ISSEACER SED.(.\ ('.ombining outward beauty with exceptional roominess and comfort, the Five-Passenger Sedan attains the ultimate degree of luxury in transportation. There is a delightful sense of spacious freedom in this car. The width of the rear seat pnnides an abundance of room for three persons without crowding, and permits the use of arm rests with ease and comfort. When only two passengers use the rear seat, a disappearing arm rest may be pulled down fro?u the center of the rear cushion. The roominess of the front compartment is accentuated by recessing the instrument panel into the cowl. The front seat is fnll\ adjustable for the driver's comfort. &AO- te^**' /93 OS 1930 Cadillac Brochure - Page 7 - The Five-Passenger Sedan
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