Description: Back in the day, Pierce-Arrow was the go-to automaker for celebrities and presidents. Many may not realize it, but the small automaker was known at the time as a builder of expensive luxury cars. They...Add Comments0
Description: In 1905, they even won an endurance race from New York City to Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. In 1909, President William Howard Taft placed an order for two Pierce-Arrows for the use of state occasions...Add Comments1
Luis LujanNov 19, 2011 It was Theodore Roosevelt who first took a spin in a motorcade of sorts, but official transportation? I don't know.
Description: In 1914, the automaker introduced what became their most enduring piece of styling. They moved the headlights from the more traditional location on both sides of the radiator into flare housings molde...Add Comments0
Description: And thanks to another CarBuzz reader, we've been sent the advert for this 1920 Pierce-Arrow 48. This three-passenger coupe, however, is not like any other Pierce-Arrow. Its body panels, normally ...Add Comments0
Tj BlankenshipNov 21, 2011 Mansory's very first victim. ;)
Devin BabynNov 20, 2011 Not luxury? Did you see that interior it's amazing lol
Fred AnidemNov 20, 2011 this was luxury... lol. not in my eyes. To each his own right. I wonder what the future gen would say when they see our generations luxury car. bet they would say the same thing.
Jenni BodenNov 19, 2011 Was it owned by Lil Wayne's grandpa?
Description: Custom-built for salt-mining entrepreneur Emerson Carey, it was given more customization by its next owner. In 1945 he began the work that resulted in the finished product and called it the "Hope...Add Comments3
Phil JohnsonNov 19, 2011 Can you imagine how massive those pistons must be?!
Devin BabynNov 19, 2011 Haha my dad got mad at me for saying this thing has an i6 he says it's an i8. My grandpa borrowed it off my greatgrandma and raced someone in it... There was so much torque it corkscrewed the driveshaft
Clint EdwardsNov 19, 2011 525 I6? That's enormous. Imagine the torque on that thing
Description: With only 5,116 miles on the odometer, this thing is truly a gem and we only hope its new owner won't keep it locked up away from public view again.