The Austin-Healey 100-6 was a series of roadsters introduced for the 1957 model year. The 100-6 was the second model released by Austin-Healey and featured the '6' in its name due to its 2.7L inline six engine. In terms of design, the 100-6 was clearly following the standard set by its predecessor, but with sleeker lines and a smaller front grill. Two body styles were offered for the 100-6, the BN4 2+2 (1957-1959), and BN6 Two Seat (1959). The larger engine of the 100-6 made it a popular choice to be used as a Race Car.