The Eight Model was introduced by Kissel in 1926. This car was famous for its distinctive styling and high performance for its time. It was rear-wheel drive and was equipped with a 3-speed manual transmission. It used inline 8 ​​engines for more refined and powerful performance, with more advanced engineering than their predecessors. These cars were available as sedans, coupes and convertibles. Some of its most notable versions were the 8-75, 8-80, 8-90 and 8-95. The Kissel Eight was produced until 1929.