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75-horsepower, 90-degree, L-head, V-type, eight cylinder engine
- According to Walter M.P. McCall, author of 80 Years of Cadillac LaSalle, “The LaSalle was a totally-new car. It was powered by its very own 75-horsepower, 90-degree, L-head, V-type, eight cylinder engine of 303 cubic inch displacement and 3 1/8- inch bore and 4 15/16 inch stroke.”
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The engine displacement of the 1930 LaSalle and the 1928-1929 Cadillac Series 341 were essentially identical so the LaSalle was labeled as Series 340 while the 1930 Cadillac V8 was upgraded to Series 353.
- U.S.
- General Motors
- 1927 by Alfred P. Sloan
- Luxury cars
Sep 23, 2018 · Engine Specifications. Engine Type: L-head V-8, cast-iron block and cylinder head. Displacement: 322 cubic inches. Bore x Stroke: 3.375 x 4.50. Compression Ratio: 6.25:1. Horsepower @ rpm: 125 @ 3,400. Torque @ rpm: n/a. Fuel delivery: Carter WDO 423s two-barrel downdraft carburetor. Weight: 3,635 pounds . Production Numbers. 1939 Model year ...
- Jeff Koch
Jan 30, 2013 · Easy ID and Principal features: New, diecast, curved "egg-crate" grille, also more rounded at the top and more upright, new, elaborate hood ports with six narrow chrome strips, three chrome chevrons on leading edge of front fenders, "LaS" medallion in center of front bumper, vertical assembly at front end of hood sides featuring eleven louver ...
The LaSalle 1934 Coupe had a weaker engine than past models (a straight eight as opposed to V-8) but compensated with slick new styling. The fast-deepening Depression forced Cadillac to adopt costcutting measures for 1931-33.
Perhaps the most exciting feature was the new LaSalle engine, which was a 240 cubic-inch straight-8, 95-horsepower engine. This engine was used for three years in the LaSalle (1934-1936). Sales picked up, but Packard’s lower-priced 120 model was providing serious competition for the LaSalle.
Q: What engine did the 1940 LaSalle Series 52 have? A: The engine powering the 1940 LaSalle Series 52 was a V 8L-Head (5277 cc | 322.0 cu in. | 5.3 L.) with 125 BHP (92 KW) @ 3400 RPM. Q: What transmission did the 1940 LaSalle Series 52 have?
Jan 13, 2017 · The first LaSalle model, the one we showed you, was dubbed the Series 303, named after its 303-cubic-inch engine. The first model was the Series 303, named for its 303-cubic-inch V-8. The car was marketed just below Cadillac in the endless line of GM marques, and just above Buick, "the doctor's car."
