Overshadowed by the shorter-lived Duesenberg and Cord, Auburn formed the backbone of E.L. Cord's empire. This 1932 Auburn 12-160 Speedster features the boat-tail roadster body style and 160-horsepower V12 engine. The 12-160 set many records during its production life--and laid claim to being the fastest production car of its time, clocked at more than 100 m.p.h. for one mile.