The Dodge Wayfarer was introduced for the 1949 model year, and was a series of mid-size cars that represented Dodge's entry level model during its production. Three body styles were offered for the Wayfarer, a roadster also known as the Sportabout, as well as a business coupe, and two door sedan. All Wayfarer variants were fitted with a 3.8L inline six engine, and the model was produced until 1952.