Graham Spirit of Motion (1934 to 1937)

The Spirit of Motion was introduced by Graham-Paige in 1934. It was known for its futuristic design represented by its distinctive gril...

The Spirit of Motion was introduced by Graham-Paige in 1934. It was known for its futuristic design represented by its distinctive grille. It was available in several versions including the Model 116, Model 120, Model 110, Model 68, and Model 97. All had a 218ci inline six engine, although power varied by version, with up to 116 hp in supercharged models. All models were rear-wheel drive and used a 3-speed manual transmission. Body styles included sedans, coupes, convertibles, and business coupes. The Spirit of Motion stood out not only for its innovative aesthetics, but also for its focus on performance, combining power and style, making it one of the most advanced and visually striking models of its time. The Graham Spirit of Motion was produced until 1937.

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