White Model 40 (1911 to 1916)

The Model 40 was introduced by White in 1911. It was a high-end gasoline-powered automobile equipped with a 6.2L inline four engine del...

The Model 40 was introduced by White in 1911. It was a high-end gasoline-powered automobile equipped with a 6.2L inline four engine delivering approximately 40 hp, giving it superior performance for its time. It featured a 3-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive using a live axle system. The Model 40 was offered in touring, roadster, and limousine body styles, and was noted for its refined construction, luxurious finishes, and mechanical reliability. It represented White's commitment to innovation in gasoline-powered vehicles. The Model 40 was produced until 1916.

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