This luxury car manufacturer that emerged at the turn of the 20th century is known for making the first road-going V12-powered car ever. Which model was that?

Released in 1915, the Packard Twin-Six was among the most expensive, opulent, and fastest cars money could buy. It was only natural that it was powered by a V12 - a 6.9-liter unit that cranked out 88hp and gave the car a 60mph cruising speed - a mind-boggling number at the time.

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