The Chrysler Slant Six did not roar its way into legend with headline horsepower figures or race trophies. Instead, it earned ...

In the late 1950s, as American drivers were discovering the benefits of small and efficient automobiles, Chrysler knew it had to get in on the action. As a result, it set up separate projects to ...

The history of automotive engine development is long and varied, from the single-cylinder gas engine that powered the Patent Motorwagen in the 19th century to the 500-plus horsepower electric motor in ...

When Chrysler introduced its Slant-Six engine in the early 1960s, it pioneered an ingenious design that tilted the cylinders at a 30-degree angle. This compact packaging allowed the long inline-six to ...

"I've never been able to blow one up." Many times, a conversation revolving around a Slant Six engine results in that very quote. It's the Leaning Tower of Power, it's indestructible, and the Slant ...

Chrysler's potent little Slant Six definitely gets no respect! Sure, one of them shows up every now and then, but how many of us have thought about building one for racing? If you do, and want a ...

The first straight-six internal combustion engine design, produced by Spyker in 1903, led to widespread usage of similar designs over the following years. While V8 power would eventually dominate the ...