1932 Packard Model 900 Light Eight Sedan

'In presenting its Light Eight, Packard now adds a new fine car at a new low price to the distinguished line of famous Packard Eights. Lighter in weight through engineering and manufacturing advances, this car is nevertheless ample in power, roomy in size, modern in beauty, replete with every device for comfort and convenience, and, Literally Packard in 'Body and Soul.' The 900 Series Light Eight was introduced in 1932 as Packard's attempt to survive the Great Depression. The engine is an eight-cylinder of 320 cubic inches and 110 horsepower. The price was $1,795 to $1,940. Production was 6,785 units and accounted for over half of Packard's Sales. The Light Eight was only offered in 1932.