The legendary 1931 Stutz DV-32 Bearcat epitomized American high-performance motoring with uncompromising engineering. Its advanced 322-ci inline-eight featured dual overhead camshafts and four valves per cylinder, producing an impressive 156 hp. Capable of exceeding 100 mph, the DV-32 competed favorably with Europe's finest sports cars. Built on a 134.5-inch wheelbase, the Bearcat combined sporting agility with surprising comfort. Distinctive styling cues included a rakish windscreen, cycle fend

Unfiltered vintage thrill: our 1915 Stutz “Bearcat”. Powered by a 390 ci Wisconsin T-head engine, and one of America’s earliest true sports cars; raw, bold, and ready for a ride that turns heads and drops jaws. | Hyman Ltd.