1911 Cadillac Model 30 Touring

The Cadillac Model 30 was introduced in 1908 and remained in production until September of 1914. When first introduced, the Model Thirty sold for $1,400 and was available as a three-passenger Roadster, 2-door Demi-Tonneau with seating for four, or a two-door, five-passenger Tourer. The wheelbase was 106 inches and powered by a 226.2 cubic-inch engine with five main bearings. There were three forward gears with a selective sliding transmission and a reverse gear. Mechanical brakes were on the rear wheels. In 1910, the cost of the Model 30 increased to $1,600. Additional body styles were added to the line, including a limousine and coupe. For 1911, the cost continued to increase, now reaching a base of $1,700. A Torpedo and four-door Touring body style was added. In 1912, the base price increased another $100, and by 1913, the price was just under $2,000.

This example resides in Collection 21 located in Northern Kentucky.