REO T-6 (1920 to 1926)

The T-6 was introduced in 1920 by the REO Motor Car Company as the first REO to fully adopt an inline six cylinder engine. It was powered by an inline six engine of around 3.4L, known for its smooth and reliable operation, coupled to a 3 speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. It was offered in various body styles, primarily touring, roadster, sedan and limousine. Particularly noteworthy is that the REO T-6 established the standard of smoothness and comfort that would define REO models of the 1920s, serving as the technical and commercial foundation for the later and successful REO Flying Cloud. The REO T-6 was produced until 1926.