Godsil Manhattan Unveiling
The Godsil Manhattan, powered by the Godsil V16 engine, was unveiled for the first time!
Godsil Manhattan Unveiling
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Prototype V16
We are making images of the prototype V16 public today.
Manifesto
our vision
Some time ago we knew what pride in auto manufacturing was. We understood that the things that we did, the things that we offered, and the things that we produced said something about us – as a people, as a community, as a country.
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Today we released images of the prototype V16 heads and valve covers. Stay tuned for more of this exciting project.
This is the first time we have released any images of the upcoming Godsil V16 engine that will be used in all of our upcoming vehicles. More images will be released to the public in the upcoming months. Stay tuned!
After a long process we have finally received the confirmation we have been waiting on. The US Trademark office granted us ownership of the name "MANHATTAN" to be used in automotive manufacturing. This is truely the most patriotic automotive company!
America
The first half of the 20th century belonged to the American automobile industry. The Ford Motor Company put Americans on wheels and companies like Cadillac and Duesenberg were the premier manufacturers. By the 1970's Cadillac pailed in comparison; Packard and Duesenberg were distant memories. Godsil Motorcars wants to bring back the glory days of the American automobile.
About Us
Godsil Motorcars is a start-up company that has set out to design and build the very best Grand Touring car, the world has ever seen using American design themes and powered by an American designed and built natural gas V16 engine. Jason Godsil designed the magnificent Manhattan, with American heritage in mind, to rival the best vehicles the world has to offer.
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Project
The V16 is arguably the most coveted engine in the automovite world. In production from 1930-1940, most people have never even seen one. The engine has been used in a few race cars and prototype cars around the world but only the American car companies of Cadillac and Marmon actually used it for a production engine.
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