Packard Six - 1st Gen (1925 to 1928)

The first generation of Packard Six was introduced for the 1925 model year. The Packard Six was the successor to the Packard Single Six, and was a range of entry level luxury cars. The first generation Six as offered on two wheelbase lengths, and was available in a wide range of open and closed body styles. Power for this new model came from a 4.7L inline six engine. Packard featured a complicated naming system at the time, featuring the series (year of production, i.e. 1 - first, 2 - 2nd), and the last two digits of the wheelbase length (126 = 26, 133 = 33), so a 526 was a fifth series short wheelbase example. The first generation Six was produced until 1928. The Packard Six was reintroduced in 1937 as the Second Generation Packard Six.