Only 2 Mainstream Brands Have Never Bothered To Build A V6 Engine

Nearly every automaker has dabbled in the production and use of a V6 engine at some point in their history. Some of the most noteworthy V6 engines we’ve seen in the last two decades include Nissan’s VR38DETT in the R35 GT-R, the PU106B in the Mercedes-AMG ONE, the EcoBoost V6 in the Ford GT, the Tipo F163 in the Ferrari 296 GTB, and Busso V6 in many Alfa Romeo models, expressed in its ultimate form in cars such as the 147 GTA.