Dodge Beauty Winner

The Dodge Beauty Winner, also called the D2 Series, was a six-cylinder passenger car sold by Dodge of Detroit, introduced in November 1935 as the 1936 model and successor to the New Value. It kept the side-valve inline six of 3,569 cubic centimetres producing 87 brake horsepower (64 kilowatts), with a single-plate dry clutch, a three-speed gearbox and rear-wheel drive, and a vacuum-operated semi-automatic clutch was optional. Most bodies used a 2,946 millimetre wheelbase, while the seven-seat sedan used 3,251 millimetres. Sedans, two kinds of coupe and two- and four-door convertibles were offered, as well as bare chassis for outside coachbuilders. The D5 Series replaced it in October 1936.