The LaSalle was Cadillac's companion marque, which split the difference between Cadillac and Buick, so it is just LaSalle not Cadillac LaSalle.. !940 was the last year LaSalles were made.

Collectors know that the 1940 LaSalle is the final year of this small series of Cadillac companions. So when a 52 Series Convertible is available that is rare, high quality, vintage and uniquely made for a driver, you know you're looking at something very special.

This LaSalle leaves a lasting impression with a long, pointed hood and a rounded trunk that represents this pre-war era well. Aerodynamics made cars slimmer every year, so the raked windshield and curved fenders are as functional as they are beautiful. The tall, narrow radiator grille had now become the LaSalle's trademark, and the headlights were recessed into the fenders, giving the car a very special look. As beautiful as this car is, few could afford the high price because America was in the midst of the Great Depression and the run-up to World War II. Therefore, this Series 52 Cabriolet is one of only 425 examples. This kind of rarity deserves to be showcased.