The Dodge Six was an early series of automobiles introduced in 1927. Over the course of its production, the Six would feature a range of variants such as the Senior Six, Standard Six, and Victory Six. These cars were offered on various wheelbase lengths, and in a wide variety of open and closed body styles. Initially the Six was powered by a 3.7L inline six engine, but the engine grew in displacement as production continued. Dodge built the Six until 1938.