The Dodge Four was a series of early cars introduced in 1923. The Four consisted of a range of variants such as the Series 116, Series 126, and Fast Four, yet were all powered by an inline four engine. A wide range of body styles were offered, including tourer and roadster. The Fast Four variant was built on a shortened 108 inch wheelbase, making it the smallest offering from Dodge during its time. Production of the Dodge Four ended in 1928.