Let's talk Duesenberg! 🚗✨ We talked about the Model A Duesenberg packing a punch with 90 horsepower! But things got even more legendary with the Duesenberg Model J! This beauty came cruising in with fancy dual overhead cams and four valves per cylinder, cranking out a jaw-dropping 265 horsepower. But these innovators weren’t about to sit back and take a victory lap. In 1932, they cranked up the heat with a supercharged Model J engine that blasted performance to a mind-blowing 320 horsepower. Ta

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This one-of-a-kind 1927 Duesenberg Model X Boattail Speedster was the successor to Duesenberg’s first production car, the Model A. Components such as the engine and suspension were refined from the Model A, making the Model X capable of 100 miles per hour. This car, one of only 13 built, was fitted with a one-off aluminum “Boattail” speedster body by McFarlan in Connersville, Indiana. Aptly named, the body tapers to a point in the rear, resembling the hull of a boat. This body style would become

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