The Ford Model B was a series of cars introduced for the 1932 model year that were powered by an inline four engine. The Model B, not to be confused with the Early Model B, was available in a wide range of open and closed body styles such as roadster, cabriolet, sedan, and coupe. Power for this line of cars came from a 3.3L inline four engine (201 ci), with production of the Model B lasting until 1934. During this period, V8 powered cars were the Model 18 / 40.