Dodge DK-Series

The Dodge DK Series was an eight-cylinder passenger car sold by Dodge of Detroit, introduced in January 1932 as the successor to the DG Series. Its side-valve inline eight of 4,623 cubic centimetres was a version of the earlier engine bored out by a quarter inch and produced 90 brake horsepower (66 kilowatts) at 3,400 revolutions a minute, with a stronger 100 brake horsepower (74 kilowatt) engine as an option. A vacuum-operated clutch made it semi-automatic, with a three-speed gearbox and a 3,099 millimetre wheelbase. Bodies were a four-door sedan, three two-door coupes and two convertibles, and bare chassis were supplied for coachbuilders. The DO Series replaced it in November 1932.