The all-new 1941 Cadillacs genuinely established the marque as America's ultimate automotive status symbol. The durable and powerful V8 engines remained unchanged and a new model, the Series 67 was added. All models featured the 'torpedo' body shell which had originated in the first 60 Specials.

There was a new grill and accessories abounded. Radios, fender skirts, driving lights, mirrors, back up lights and Hydra-Matic transmissions were just a few of the features available. Sales expanded to a level 18,000 units above the 1940 levels.

The Series 67 provided spacious elegance to the mix. It features a 139' wheelbase with bodywork by Fisher.