The Six Model was introduced by Kissel in 1913. 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 6 ​​engines and was available as a four door sedan, tourer and speedster. Some of its most notable versions were the 6-38, 6-45 and 6-55. The Kissel Six was produced until 1926 when it was replaced by the Eight model.