Cadillac Model H

MODEL H, 30 h. p. Touring Car, $2,500, f. o. b. Detroit (not including lamps)
Four-Cylinder Perfection
It is concentration of effort that has made the Cadillac what it is. For five years its makers—the master designers and motor builders of America--have focused their endeavors upon a single object—to produce a faultless motor car. A consummation of these efforts is found in the magnificent line of 1906 cars, notable among which are the four-cylinder types. These models embody every point of excellence thus far found in any of the high-priced cars, either of American or foreign make. When you remember the remarkable efficiency of the famous Cadillac single-cylinder engine, and consider this same principle embodied in quadruple form, you will gain a slight idea of the erviceableness of these powerful four-cylinder models of the Cadillac.
Among the many improvements is an automatic governor which limits the speed of the engine when the latter is disconnected, eliminating vibration and saving much fuel and energy. Another is the mechanically operated oil feed (found on all Cadillac models) which supplies oil to the engine in accordance with its speed, keeping it always in a state of perfect lubrication. Transmission is of the exclusive Cadillac planetary type with specially cut and hardened gears. The bodies are of unusual elegance, and luxuriously appointed. Wheel base of Model H (30 h. p.) 100 inches; Model L (4o h. p.) 110 inches. Practically noiseless; comfortable and easy-riding as a Pullman coach.

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Model K, 10 h. p. Runabout, $750. Model 11, 30 h.p. Touring Car, $2,500
Model M, Light Touring Car, $950. Model L, 40 h.p. Touring Car, $3,750
All prices f. o. b. Detroit
CADILLAC MOTOR CAR CO., Detroid, Mich.
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