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Cadillac Series 62 4th Gen

1954 – 1956 — USA

The Cadillac Series 40-62 was a line of cars produced by Cadillac from 1940 to 1964. Initially designed to complement the Series 61, the model was renamed as the Series 6200 in 1959 before becoming the Cadillac Calais in 1965. The Series 62, also known as the Sixty-Two, was used to debut iconic Cadillac models like the Coupe de Ville and Eldorado, initially offered as special appearance packages before being produced as standalone vehicles. The first generation of the Series 40-62, introduced in 1940–1941, featured a Fisher-bodied design that showcased a "torpedo" style C-body with chrome window details, a more pronounced windshield slant, and a curved rear window. The model received upgrades to its aesthetics and design, reflecting Cadillac's emphasis on luxury and style. Key Points: - The Cadillac Series 40-62 was produced by Cadillac from 1940 through 1964. - Originally intended to complement the Series 61, it was rebranded as the Series 6200 in 1959 and later as the Cadillac Calais in 1965. - The Series 62, also referred to as the Sixty-Two, served as the platform for debuting models like the Coupe de Ville and Eldorado. - The first generation of the Series 40-62, introduced in 1940–1941, featured a Fisher-bodied design with a "torpedo" style