The Studebaker Light Six was a series of cars introduced in 1918. The Light Six was Studebaker's entry-level model, and was placed below the Special Six and Big Six. This family of cars was powered by a 3.4L inline six engine that produced 40hp. These cars were offered in a range of body styles including tourer, sedan, and coupe. Production of the Light Six lasted until 1924, when the model was renamed the Studebaker Standard Six.