Name/Title
1932 Peerless De Luxe Master 8 CabrioletDescription
Peerless was an American automobile manufacturer based in Cleveland, OH that began in 1902. They were known for producing high-quality, luxury vehicles. Peerless popularized automobile features like drum brakes and enclosed-body production cars. However, the Great Depression that began in 1929 reduced the sales of luxury vehicles, and Peerless was discontinued in 1931. The last car built by Peerless was in mid-1931, although it was released in 1932.
Built near the end of Peerless' time as an automotive manufacturer, this cabriolet features a straight eight engine, wire wheels, and mechanical brakes.Motor Vehicle Type
AutomobileMake and Manufacture
Manufacturer
PeerlessModel
De Luxe Master 8 CabrioletManufacture Date
1931Motor Vehicle Details
Engine
Engine Position
Front-EngineBore/Stroke
Bore: 3.3 inches. Stroke: 3.5 inches.Horsepower
120Drivetrain
Drive Type
Rear-Wheel DriveBody
Body Style
CabrioletDoors
2Number of Passengers
2Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
AutomobileNomenclature Sub-Class
Motor VehiclesNomenclature Class
Land Transportation T&ENomenclature Category
Category 07: Distribution & Transportation Objects