Following the glamour and prosperity of the Roaring '20s, power above all else defined the future of the American auto industry. And Cadillac found itself in a technology race with Marmon in the development of an advanced engine. Refusing to be eclipsed, Cadillac debuted the revolutionary first-ever V-16 engine in 1930, ushering in the Classic Era of automotive luxury and performance. Now, you can revel in the beauty and power of Cadillac's greatest engineering marvel with the 1932 Cadillac V-16 Sport Phaeton Diecast Car, presented by The Hamilton Collection. This sleek tribute to a vintage Phaeton is precision-engineered to a collector's preferred 1:18 scale with over 200 individual parts. This Cadillac collectible boasts a showroom finish in an exclusive Deep Red and Black paint scheme available only from The Hamilton Collection.

With its lengthened frame, banded chrome detailing, rolling rubber tires, sweeping pontoon fenders, lowered roofline and streamlined headlamps, this 1:18-scale diecast car showcases all the details that made the 1932 Cadillac V-16 Sport Phaeton so stately, elegant and powerful. The Phaeton's doors open and the textured roof top is removable for display as a convertible, allowing for a full view of the detailed interior. Beneath its opening dual-hinged butterfly louvered hood is an intricately detailed V-16 engine. Plus, its wealth of exacting detail is highlighted by a rear-mounted "Low Boy" affixed to the Cadillac trunk. Strong demand is anticipated, so don't delay. Order now!