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In view of the much lighter 2/3-seater (a single bench seat but the seats were separated on the "100") open coachwork the engine was moved back to improve handling and front / rear weight distribution.

Later, ALSA switched to an all-Pegaso buying policy, initially still with Seida bodies, and later with Monotral, Setra-Seida, Ayats and Irizar coachwork; to turn in the early 1980s to Mercedes-Benz O303 and O404 chassis with successively Maiso, Hispano Carrocera, Sunsundegui and Noge Spanish bodies.

The chassis was made in two lengths and carried a variety of coachwork.

The Shanks coachworks was located in 'New Yard'; this land was sold to the Freemasons around 1920 to build the Freemasons' Hall.

It was Cadillac's first V8 automobile, replacing the four-cylinder Model 30, and used the all new GM A platform for the entire series shared with all GM division brands using a wheelbase, while a chassis was offered separately to be used for custom coachwork.

It was built at the Cass Street and Amsterdam Avenue factory in Detroit, with the coachwork provided by Fisher Body.

The most expensive coachwork option offered from Cadillac for 1915 was the Berline Limousine at US'3,600 (' in dollars ).

This was also the year that cross town rival Lincoln offered a V8 luxury sedan and several different coachwork choices, while the introduction of the Packard Twin Six appeared in 1916.

For model year 1918, Cadillac offered a new coachwork option called the Type 57 Suburban which could accommodate seven passengers with a wheelbase, and was the first time GM used that description for one of their products with a retail price of US'4,090 (' in dollars ).

Fleetwood Metal Body in Fleetwood, Pennsylvania began to suplement premium level coachwork in tandem with Fisher Body beginning in 1927.

With the list of available customized coachwork choices continuing to expand, starting with fifty body style and types, five hundred color and upholstery combinations were available while utilizing a 132" wheelbase.

GM had successfully purchased Fisher Body and Fleetwood Metal Body earlier in 1925, and provided the Cadillac customer 15 separate coachwork choices from Fisher on a 140" wheelbase, and a separate 25 individual choices from Fleetwood also on a 140" wheelbase.