1932 LeBaron V16
This convertible, LeBaron bodied, V16-powered sedan listed for $5,950 when new. Today, this distinctive Marmon could realistically fetch over a quarter of a million dollars! This is the single most expensive Marmon model ever made. The creme de la creme of the Indianapolis, Indiana-made treasure. Note the distinctive horizontal radiator slats and low roofline.

Marmon Motor Car Company, originally established in 1902 when Howard C. Marmon built his first vehicle, built a record 29,216 vehicles in 1929. Just four years later, after producing only 86 cars in 1933, the company ceased auto manufacture. Another senseless victim of the Great Depression.