Iconic Cars Of The Art Deco Era (With Photos)
Revving Up With Art Deco Style
Get ready to cruise through time with these Art Deco beauties. These cars didn't just drive; they defined style.
Cord 810/812 1936
Built by Cord Automobile, these cars combined luxury and new design. As one of the first American cars with front-wheel drive, the Cord 810 had great features, setting a high standard for quality and style that matched the fancy look of the time.
Cord 810/812 1936 (Cont.)
With its unique ''coffin nose,'' the Cord 810/812 looked different because of its bold style. The regular front grille was replaced by smooth openings that curved around the front. Its hidden headlights, a new idea for that time, showed off the car's smooth shape. But that isn’t all.
Cord 810/812 1936 (Cont.)
As a leader, the Cord 810/812 had the first pop-up headlights and special front suspension in American cars. It had a strong 4.7L V8 engine and options to make it even faster, making it very attractive. Even though only 2,972 were made, it changed car design for many years
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Cord 810/812 1936 (Cont.)
It had a dashboard with a special finish, smart instruments, and good-quality materials inside. The unique hood that opened from the back and hidden hinges showed careful attention to detail, typical of Art Deco style. Famous in movies and books, the Cord is still an important symbol of the 1930s
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