1933 Auburn Model 12-165

In 1932, Auburn joined the ranks of Franklin, Cadillac, Packard, Pierce Arrow, Lincoln, and Marmon in offering a large multicylinder prestige automobile. Of all these, Auburn offered the most car for the dollar with prices starting at a low $975. The 1933 Salon model, with V12, was a high-cost, deluxe car featuring a V windshield, unique stainless steel trim around the fenders and windows plus a special grille and bumpers. Priced at $1,695, the Salon Brougham is an exceptionally rare car. This fine automobile is a completely original, unrestored (though repainted) example.