Every Duesenberg Model J for sale has an interesting story to tell, and this one involves a rich lineage that can now be continued by anyone who can afford to spend millions on a 1930s car.

Moreover, this drop-top is quite rarer than the average Model J. Duesenberg made about 445 Model Js from 1928 to 1937, and all of them were delivered as rolling chassis to various coachbuilders.

There have been some high-profile Duesenberg barn finds over the years, including a 1931 Model J sedan pulled out of a New York City parking garage in 2005, and a Model X (no, Tesla didn't ...

This Model J that’s headed to Monterey is still very much the car that survived WWII under a haystack in Italy. It’s also one of the only Derham-bodied Duesenberg Model Js you’ll ever see at ...

A magnificent Duesenberg Model J Long-Wheelbase Coupe went under the hammer in 2011 and fetched a staggering $10.34million, with Charlie securing the sale with a decisive bang of his gavel.

A 1926 merger with E.L. Cord, who was manufacturing Auburn automobiles, led to Fred Duesenberg designing the Model J in 1929, a car so luxurious (and expensive for the time, with a price of ...

February 28, 2024 ModaMiami’s First Auction Is Offering up $80 Million in Rare Cars, Motorcycles, and More Collectibles Highlights include a 1950s Ferrari 250 Europa and a Duesenberg Model J.

Those cars featured a more sophisticated twin-cam straight-8 engine, and are still regarded by experts as some of the greatest American cars ever made. The ReVere-Duesenberg was their prequel.