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1955 Cadillac Coupe Series 62 Coupe De Ville For Sale POA € QUICK SPEC Make Cadillac Model Series 62 Version Coupé De Ville Registration Year 1955 Mileage POA Km - POA Mi Drive LHD Limited Edition One of only Unit Produced Exterior Colour Cream Interior Colour Two Tone TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ENGINE Cylinders Layout - V8 5.5 litres Engine location - Front, Longitudinally Mounted Displacement (cc) : 5.5 litre (5,425 cc / 331,1 cu in) Aspiration - Naturally Aspirated Fuel Feed - Carter 4-barrel PERFORMANCE Power - 199 bhp / 202 PS / 148,5 kW @ 4,000 rpm Torque - 440 Nm / 324 ft lbs @ 2,500 rpm Max Speed (Est) - 169 km/h (105 mph) Acceleration (Est) - 0-100 km/h // 0- 62 mph in 14,2 secs TRANSMISSION Gearbox - GM Hydra-Matic Automatic Transmission Gears - 4 Speed Drive Type - Rear Wheel Drive (RWD) FUEL Fuel Type - Petrol (Gasoline) Fuel Consumption Combined - 20,6 (L/100 km) - 11,4 (US MPG) CO₂ emissions - TBA g/km Kerb Weight - 2,010 kg / 4,430 lbs EXTERIOR Doors - 2 Colour - Cream Body Type - Coupe INTERIOR Seats - 4 Colour - Blue & Brown Leather CATALOGUE ESSAY The Cadillac Coupe Series 62 Coupe De Ville is a 2 door 4 seater Luxury Car hardtop coupe style automobile with a Front, Longitudinally Mounted engine powering the rear wheels. The power is produced by Engine Type GM Cadillac V-8 331 , this powerplant features Single overhead valve (OHV), Naturally Aspirated engine with 2 valves per cylinder, 16 valves in total and a displacement of 5.5 litres capacity. The Cadillac Coupe Series 62 Coupe De Ville has an output of 199 bhp / 202 PS / 148,5 kW @ 4,000 rpm of power, and maximum torque of 440 Nm / 324 ft lbs @ 2,500 rpm. The engine drives the wheels via 4 Speed GM Hydra-Matic Automatic Transmission. The Cadillac Coupe Series 62 Coupe De Ville Quoted kerb weight is 2,010 kg / 4,430 lbs. Estimated Top speed is 169 km/h (105 mph) and is said to be able to manage 0-100 km/h // 0- 62 mph in 14,2 secs. .

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