Minerva was a brand that came to compete with the best on the market at the time. This model is proof of that, as it has a great ‘Coupé de Ville’ bodywork, with fine silk interior trim and an Art Nouveau chandelier.
After World War I, in the 1920s, Minerva positioned itself as a luxury car manufacturer. Its vehicles were sold as ‘the cars of Kings and Queens’, and were of the same quality as Rolls-Royces but at a lower price. This boosted sales, and celebrities from around the world fell under its charms, including Henry Ford, Frederick Royce and King Albert himself.
