Cadillac continued to offer customers the V16 model in 1933 as it was renamed the Cadillac 452-C. However, Cadillac said there would be a limited production of 400 units, but unfortunately only sold about 125 cars. These were typically known by their 3-bar bumpers and lined radiator without a chrome shroud. The Cadillac 453 C also had a 3-speed manual transmission. It featured fully skirted, flowing fenders and a graceful 'wind split' veed grille, which showed off a painted shell that blended in perfectly with the bodywork. It was also known that each V16 had a nameplate mounted on the dash honoring the owner.

There were lots of pros to this vehicle, and also some cons. There was one thing that it was lacking, and that was safety components. One of the safety equipment that it did not have is airbags. Airbags are made to protect you from hitting the windshield and give you a little bit more cushion when you get into an accident. If you do own a vehicle and notice that your airbag light it own, there can be many reasons for that. You should never be tempted to ignore an airbag light because that can mean that it won’t work properly and do its job if you get into an accident. You should always go into a local shop like Safety Restore to get an SRS airbag module reset. They will reprogram your SRS module to factory conditions, making the airbag computer as good as new.