Which has stronger power, inline-6 or V6?

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Relatively speaking, the inline-6 has stronger power than the V6. However, the difference between the two is not mainly in this aspect. Extended information is as follows: 1. Inline-6 cylinder: Abbreviated as straight-six, I6, or L6, it refers to an engine structure with six cylinders arranged in a straight line. The inline-six engine has only a single crankshaft, and the design provides relatively balanced power output. However, the engine is longer, and after the popularization of the V6 engine, it has been abandoned by most car manufacturers. 2. V6: Refers to a V-type engine with six cylinders. The six cylinders are divided into two rows, with three in each row, and a certain angle between the two rows of cylinders. This angle is generally about 60° or 90°, but there are also special angles, such as the Volkswagen VR6 engine with an angle of 15°. This engine is the second most common engine structure in modern cars, second only to the inline-four engine.