Somehow the big diesel made less power than Dodge's own venerable Slant Six engine. Apparently the trucks topped out around 60 miles per hour, and getting there from a stop took quite a lot of ...

Dodge offered its Coronet line of mid-sized cars in a wide range of body styles and drivetrain options to suit any buyer's needs. The base engine was Chrysler's trusty 225 cubic inch Slant-Six ...

Dodge joined the muscle car party with asphalt-scorching monsters like the Charger and Daytona and helped welcome the first of a long-lived series of Chrysler slant six engines with the 1960 Dart.

There are many stories of people seeing this engine top 300,000 miles. The Slant-Six was used in over a dozen cars and trucks across the Chrysler, Plymouth, and Dodge lineup.

But did you know Dodge sold a Lancer model ... and still relies on the factory engine. This Lancer packs the bigger 225-cubic-inch (3.7-liter) Slant-6 of the die-cast aluminum variety.