Cadillac Lasalle 345-B Sedan 1932

1932 Cadillac LaSalle 345-B Sedan for Sale
An exceptional opportunity to acquire one of the elegant and distinctive examples of interwar American automotive manufacturing: the 1932 Cadillac LaSalle 345-B Sedan is a worthy representative of the luxury and technical sophistication of its era.
Produced as Cadillac’s companion brand between 1927 and 1940, LaSalle targeted a younger, style-oriented audience. The 345-B Sedan was one of the most refined four-door sedans of its time, combining reliable mechanical foundations with an elegant body richly adorned with chrome details.
The car is powered by a 5793 cm³ side-valve V8 engine producing 115 horsepower, paired with a 3-speed manual transmission. With a length of 5.2 meters and a weight of 2257 kg, its spacious five-passenger interior ensures comfortable travel. The model featured manual throttle control, passenger-compartment heating, and adjustable suspension stiffness—considered outstanding equipment for its period.
LaSalle was among the first to wear large, elegant chrome accents, which later became defining styling elements of American luxury cars. In 1929, synchronized transmission was introduced, making gear shifting easier and further enhancing driving comfort.
The model holds a special place in automotive history: its popularity remained strong until the introduction of competitors such as the Lincoln Zephyr and the Packard 120. The car also has cinematic significance, having appeared in the world-famous 1972 film The Godfather, further increasing its historical and cultural value.
The 1932 LaSalle 345-B Sedan is not merely a vintage automobile, but a timeless symbol of 1930s American elegance and engineering precision. Ideal for collectors, prestigious exhibitions, classic car events, or film productions.
Historical significance, classic design, and reliable V8 engineering come together in this remarkable automobile.

Additional Museum Vehicles Available

In addition to the 1932 Cadillac LaSalle 345-B Sedan, the following vehicles from the Cadillac Museum collection are also available for purchase, individually or as a complete collection:

1905 – Model F - 60,000 EUR
1923 – Phaeton Convertible - 70,000 EUR
(This car appeared in the American film Houdini, which was shot in Budapest in November 2013.)
1932 – LaSalle V-3475 - 90,000 EUR
(This car appeared in the film The Godfather – 1972.)
1936 – Fleetwood 7529 Convertible Sedan - 190,000 EUR
1942 – Series 62 Sedan - 60,000 EUR
1946 – Series 62 Convertible - 18,000 EUR (restoration project)
1954 – Eldorado Convertible - 140,000 EUR
1958 – Sixty Special Coupe DeVille - 75,000 EUR
1959 – Coupe DeVille - 75,000 EUR
1965 – DeVille Convertible - 50,000 EUR
1967 – DeVille Convertible - 50,000 EUR
1983 – Stretch Limousine - 10,000 EUR
1993 – Allanté - 12,000 EUR