Debuting for the 1934 model year, the Series 50 was the fifth evolution of the LaSalle. Initially introduced as the Series 350 before being renamed the Series 50, this new series of cars saw LaSalle shift from being based on Cadillacs, to being based on the Oldsmobile Series L. The Series 50 was originally powered by a 4.0L inline eight engine, but starting in 1937, a 5.3L Cadillac V8 engine was used. A wide range of open and closed body styles were offered, such as sedan, coupe, and convertible. Although previously, the coachbuilders Fisher and Fleetwood had built bodies for the LaSalle, the Series 50 was only bodied by Fleetwood. Production of the LaSalle Series 50 ended in 1940, when General Motors decided to discontinue the brand.
Q: What is the highest sale price of a LaSalle Series 50?
A: The highest recorded sale was $96,250 for a 1938 LaSalle Coupe Street Rod on August 29 2020.
Q: What was the lowest recorded sale price for a LaSalle Series 50?
A: The lowest recorded sale price was $1,650 for a 1937 Lasalle Series 37 Touring Sedan on October 24 2019.
Q: What is the average sale price of a LaSalle Series 50?
A: The average price of a LaSalle Series 50 is $28,472.
Q: What years was the LaSalle Series 50 sold?
A: The LaSalle Series 50 was sold for model years 1934 to 1940.
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