What a way to go! Marmon's swansong (they folded in '33) was this 200bhp, 145ins wheelbase monster. The engine, all aluminium with valves operated by a single cam via pushrods, is a work of art.

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Few cars have had such an engine, and emissions regulations were practically non-existent in the 1930s when the Marmon Sixteen and the Cadillac V-16 came out. It was also much easier to comply ...

Unbelievably cheap straight eight (£395 for the saloon), imported as a Roosevelt in '29 and a Marmon R in 1930. '29 cars have a striking rad emblem, depicting the American President, '30 cars don't.

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