Pierce-Arrow Model 41 Sedan

1928 to 1930 · Sedan · 2,000 built

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1928 Pierce-Arrow Model 41 Sedan, sold Jan 2014

Sold$137,500 · Barrett-Jackson · Jan 2014

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Jan 2014 · Barrett-Jackson

$137,500 · MAROON

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Specifications

Engine: I8, 6.3L
Power: 115 hp
0 to 60: 15 s
Top speed: 85 mph
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: RWD
Curb weight: 4,600 lb
Production: 2,000 built

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How many Pierce-Arrow Model 41 Sedan have sold?

Shifty has 2 public sales of the Pierce-Arrow Model 41 Sedan on file. The earliest was on Jan 22, 2012.

What has a Pierce-Arrow Model 41 Sedan sold for at auction?

The 2 most recent public sales we have on file:

$137,500Jan 18, 2014MAROON
$132,000Jan 22, 2012DARK BLUE

About the 1928 Pierce-Arrow Model 41 Sedan

Pierce-Arrow's Model 41 Sedan marked the company's ambitious entry into the multi-cylinder era, featuring a sophisticated 6.3-liter straight-eight producing 115 horsepower. Built from 1928-1930, this sedan could reach 85 mph, impressive for a luxury car of the period. The timing proved unfortunate, as production ended just as the Depression devastated the luxury car market. Only 2,000 examples were built, making survivors exceptionally rare today. The Model 41's eight-cylinder engine was smooth and refined, befitting Pierce-Arrow's reputation as America's Rolls-Royce. These sedans represent the final flowering of Pierce-Arrow's engineering prowess before financial troubles began. For collectors, they offer the prestige of owning one of America's most exclusive pre-war luxury marques.