The Dodge Model 30 was an American car made by Dodge, whose commercial version was known as the Dodge Series One. Introduced in 1916 as a development of the company's earlier 30-35, it stayed in production until 1922, and the Model 30 and Series One were used extensively by the United States Army during the First World War. It kept the engine of the 30-35, a Dodge-designed 212.3 cubic inch straight-four L-head petrol engine with a 3 7/8 inch bore and 4 1/2 inch stroke, which produced 35 horsepower at 2,000 rpm.
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Introduced in 1916, the Model 30 was a development of the company's earlier 30-35
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remained in production until 1922
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