Engineering Marvels The Vehicles that Defined the 1930s

Vehicle Gallery · 1930 Ford Model A Police Car · 1930 Cadillac “LaSalle” Convertible · 1930 Ford Model A Roadster · 1931 Chevrolet “Taxi Cab” · 1932 American Austin ... 1) Cars in the 1930s first began featuring four-wheel hydraulic brakes. Low-pressure balloon tires replaced the old high-pressure tires, which made it a much ... In 1930, there were 2.8 million cars sold and in 1932, at the depth of the Depression, this had dropped to 1.1 million. Among the automobile ... In its later development, it powered such vehicles as the twin-engined 1935 6.3-liter Bimotore, the 1935 3.8-liter Monoposto 8C 35 Type C ... Though its Airflow was a commercial failure, Chrysler's brave attempt at innovation may well have been the most important mass-produced vehicle ... ... vehicles for the wealthy so now middle class people could own a car. ... The 1930 model of the Cadillac V-16 is the first car to have ever housed 16 ... Exterior design began to soften the hard lines of the vehicles of the 1920s, and low pressure rubber tires increased comfort for occupants while ... Ford had an influential but turbulent history in motorsports during the 1930s. Despite the Great Depression, which affected the auto ... A quick look at American Auto History in the 1930s. A · Adler 2.5-litre · Adler Diplomat · Adler Favorit · Adler Standard 6 · Adler Standard 8 · Albatross (automobile) · Alfa Romeo 6C · Alfa Romeo P3 ...