Inlinesix
An inline-six, also known as a straight-six, is an internal combustion engine configuration with six cylinders arranged in a single straight line along the crankcase. The cylinders share a common crankshaft and are typically aligned in a vertical orientation within the engine bay.
Inline-six engines are renowned for their smooth operation. The configuration is inherently well-balanced, with primary and
Advantages of the layout include strong mid-range torque, good high-rpm performance, and a compact crankshaft design
History and usage: Inline-sixes have been common in mid-20th-century European cars and later in many luxury
Examples and variants: Notable inline-six engines include BMW’s M54 and turbocharged B58, Mercedes’ newer I6 families,