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Video: General Motors Spending Nearly $1 Billion On New V8 Engines
General Motors is keeping the V8 alive with fresh investment of $854 million to develop a new small-block V8 at its Tonawanda ...
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GM L87 Engine Recall: Everything You Need To Know About The Oil
Recalled trucks and SUVs with GM's 6.2L V8 L87 engine get a new, thicker oil if they pass an inspection. Here's what you need ...
GM’s Next-Gen Small-Block V8 Will Arrive in 2027
General Motors will spend nearly a billion dollars tooling up Buffalo for its sixth-generation of small-block V8 production.
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GM Pours $888M Into New York Plant to Keep V8 Engines Alive
General Motors announced that it plans to invest 888 million USD in its Tonawanda engine plant near Buffalo, New York, to ...
Where Will GM's New V8 Engine Be Made?
General Motors has announced that it will be spending $888 million on its new production plant for the next generation V8 ...
Why GM is Investing Almost $1 Billion in Combustion Engines While Others Go Electric
Why is GM betting big on traditional V8s with an almost $1 billion investment, even as the auto world goes electric? Get the ...
Recalled 6.2L GM V8 Teardown Shows Why You Don’t Ignore the Warning Signs
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GM’s Next-Gen V8 Engines Benefit From Another Huge Investment
While pushing electrification, General Motors is also working on a new generation of V8 engines—the sixth—mainly for ...
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GM Pours More Than a Billion U.S. Dollars Into Plant To Build Next-Gen V8 Gas Engines Starting in 2027, As EVs Become Yesterday’s News
Nothing says “All-Electric Future” like a massive investment in big, powerful, gas-gulping internal combustion engines (ICE).
GM Invests in V-8 Engines as It Backpedals on EVs
The company said the investment marks its largest single investment in an engine plant, and makes Tonawanda its second ...
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What’s Wrong With GM’s V8?: Teardown Exposes Shocking Engine Damage
General Motors began 2025 facing a major issue: the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) launched a formal investigation into the company’s widely used 6.2-liter L87 V8 engine.
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GM Has No Intention Of Abandoning Its Next-Gen Small-Block V8
How will the new V8 differ from the one it replaces? GM says the sixth-gen engine will be more powerful while, at the same ...