1938 Cadillac V16 - GM Heritage Center

CADILLAC FLEETWOOD
BUSINESS CARS
Cadillac has always received preference in the selection
of large fine cars having a wealth of interior
roominess and comfort. For 1938 this demand will be
even greater, for Cadillac has designed two new Fleetwood
types for these people—a Fleetwood Seven Passenger
Touring Sedan and a Fleetwood Seven Passenger
Touring Limousine. These fine new cars will
attract customers desiring large seven passenger sedans
below the price of the regular Fleetwoods.
Having a larger wheelbase of 141 inches the new
Business Cars employ the redesigned Fleetwood chassis
and 140 H.P. V-8 engine. Cadillac's new Syncro-
Flex Flywheel and voltage regulated Peak Load Generator
are used.
Exterior appearance and styling reflects the dignity
so impressive in the 1938 Fleetwoods—styling distinctive
to these fine cars alone.
A notable and exclusive feature within these new
Business Cars is the novel Fleetwood auxiliary seat
construction which provides legroom and foot space,
and comfort in double throw-back seats never realized
in seven passenger models before.
Six upholstery options are available in tan or gray
Bedford Cords, ribbed Broadcloths and plain Broadcloths.
Additional interior features are: ebony finished
garnish mouldings, side arm rests, back window curtain,
carpet covered foot rail and assist straps.
A folder will be available containing detailed descriptions
and specifications on these new Fleetwood
Business Cars.
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