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DeSoto Powermaster Six 1953

1953 4-Door Sedan

Quick notes on DeSoto Powermaster Six engine size

    • Average size for generation: 4.11 L (4105 cc)
    • Smallest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4105 cc)
    • Largest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4105 cc)
    • Difference from world average: 1.76 L bigger (+1759 cc)
    • Engine power to cc ratio: 35 cc per 1 hp
    • Engine size to 1 passenger: 684 cc to 1 person
    • Difference from world's biggest: 4.3 L smaller (-4277 cc)
    • Difference from world's smallest: 3.68 L bigger (+3681 cc)
    • Torque from 1 liter: 69 Nm from 1 L
    • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six

  • 4.1 —4105 cc (4105 L)

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six Engine size to power ratio

  • 4.1 —35.4 cc/hp (48.3 cc/kW)

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six Difference from world average engine size

  • 4.1 —74.98 or 1759 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    4.1 4.11 L
    (4105 cc)     		75% bigger - 28 hp from 1 L -
    Vehicle 4.1
    Precise engine size 4.11 L (4105 cc)
    Difference from world average 75 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 28 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight -

    DeSoto Powermaster Six 1953

    1953 Club Coupe

    Quick notes on DeSoto Powermaster Six engine size

      • Average size for generation: 4.11 L (4105 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4105 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4105 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 1.76 L bigger (+1759 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 35 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 684 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4.3 L smaller (-4277 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.68 L bigger (+3681 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 69 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six

  • 4.1 —4105 cc (4105 L)

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six Engine size to power ratio

  • 4.1 —35.4 cc/hp (48.3 cc/kW)

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six Difference from world average engine size

  • 4.1 —74.98 or 1759 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    4.1 4.11 L
    (4105 cc)     		75% bigger - 28 hp from 1 L -
    Vehicle 4.1
    Precise engine size 4.11 L (4105 cc)
    Difference from world average 75 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 28 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight -

    DeSoto Powermaster Six 1953

    1954 8-Passenger (facelift 1954)

    Quick notes on DeSoto Powermaster Six engine size

      • Average size for generation: 4.11 L (4105 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4105 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4105 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 1.76 L bigger (+1759 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 35 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 513 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4.3 L smaller (-4277 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.68 L bigger (+3681 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 69 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six

  • 4.1 —4105 cc (4105 L)

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six Engine size to power ratio

  • 4.1 —35.4 cc/hp (48.3 cc/kW)

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six Difference from world average engine size

  • 4.1 —74.98 or 1759 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    4.1 4.11 L
    (4105 cc)     		75% bigger - 28 hp from 1 L -
    Vehicle 4.1
    Precise engine size 4.11 L (4105 cc)
    Difference from world average 75 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 28 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight -

    DeSoto Powermaster Six 1953

    1954 All-Steel Station Wagon (facelift 1954)

    Quick notes on DeSoto Powermaster Six engine size

      • Average size for generation: 4.11 L (4105 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4105 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4105 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 1.76 L bigger (+1759 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 35 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 684 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4.3 L smaller (-4277 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.68 L bigger (+3681 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 69 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six

  • 4.1 —4105 cc (4105 L)

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six Engine size to power ratio

  • 4.1 —35.4 cc/hp (48.3 cc/kW)

    1953 DeSoto Powermaster Six Difference from world average engine size

  • 4.1 —74.98 or 1759 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    4.1 4.11 L
    (4105 cc)     		75% bigger - 28 hp from 1 L -
    Vehicle 4.1
    Precise engine size 4.11 L (4105 cc)
    Difference from world average 75 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 28 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight -

    DeSoto Powermaster Six 1952

    1953 8-Passenger

    Quick notes on DeSoto Powermaster Six engine size

      • Average size for generation: 4.11 L (4106 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4106 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4106 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 1.76 L bigger (+1760 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 35 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 513 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4.3 L smaller (-4276 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.68 L bigger (+3682 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 69 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1952 DeSoto Powermaster Six

  • 4.1 —4106 cc (4106 L)

    1952 DeSoto Powermaster Six Engine size to power ratio

  • 4.1 —35.4 cc/hp (48.3 cc/kW)

    1952 DeSoto Powermaster Six Difference from world average engine size

  • 4.1 —75.02 or 1760 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    4.1 4.11 L
    (4106 cc)     		75% bigger - 28 hp from 1 L -
    Vehicle 4.1
    Precise engine size 4.11 L (4106 cc)
    Difference from world average 75 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 28 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight -

    DeSoto Powermaster Six 1952

    1953 All-Steel Station Wagon

    Quick notes on DeSoto Powermaster Six engine size

      • Average size for generation: 4.11 L (4106 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4106 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4106 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 1.76 L bigger (+1760 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 35 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 684 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4.3 L smaller (-4276 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.68 L bigger (+3682 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 69 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1952 DeSoto Powermaster Six

  • 4.1 —4106 cc (4106 L)

    1952 DeSoto Powermaster Six Engine size to power ratio

  • 4.1 —35.4 cc/hp (48.3 cc/kW)

    1952 DeSoto Powermaster Six Difference from world average engine size

  • 4.1 —75.02 or 1760 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    4.1 4.11 L
    (4106 cc)     		75% bigger - 28 hp from 1 L -
    Vehicle 4.1
    Precise engine size 4.11 L (4106 cc)
    Difference from world average 75 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 28 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight -

    DeSoto Powermaster Six 1952

    1953 Sportsman Coupe

    Quick notes on DeSoto Powermaster Six engine size

      • Average size for generation: 4.11 L (4106 cc)
      • Smallest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4106 cc)
      • Largest engine for generation: 4.1 L (4106 cc)
      • Difference from world average: 1.76 L bigger (+1760 cc)
      • Engine power to cc ratio: 35 cc per 1 hp
      • Engine size to 1 passenger: 684 cc to 1 person
      • Difference from world's biggest: 4.3 L smaller (-4276 cc)
      • Difference from world's smallest: 3.68 L bigger (+3682 cc)
      • Torque from 1 liter: 69 Nm from 1 L
      • Enginert rating: 10 / 10

    1952 DeSoto Powermaster Six

  • 4.1 —4106 cc (4106 L)

    1952 DeSoto Powermaster Six Engine size to power ratio

  • 4.1 —35.4 cc/hp (48.3 cc/kW)

    1952 DeSoto Powermaster Six Difference from world average engine size

  • 4.1 —75.02 or 1760 cc bigger

    • Vehicle Precise engine size Difference from world average Engine size to consumption ratio Horsepower from 1 L Engine size to 100 kg of weight
    4.1 4.11 L
    (4106 cc)     		75% bigger - 28 hp from 1 L -
    Vehicle 4.1
    Precise engine size 4.11 L (4106 cc)
    Difference from world average 75 bigger
    Engine size to consumption ratio -
    Horsepower from 1 L 28 hp from 1 L
    Engine size to 100 kg of weight -