General Motors is moving ahead with its next-generation V8 engines—let's hope things go better this time around, considering the fifth-gen engines have been plagued with issues.

General Motors has announced a large investment in future V8 engines at a time when other automakers have been retreating ...

The sixth iteration of GM's small-block V-8 will be built in Buffalo, New York, and the engines will power future full-size ...

General Motors has announced that it will be spending $888 million on its new production plant for the next generation V8 ...

With GMs new massive $888 million investment in the Tonawanda Propulsion Plant, what will the new sixth-generation V-8 engine ...

Classic car builders, racers and other enthusiasts will now be able to purchase a GM 6.6L L8T V8 engine block directly from Chevrolet Performance. Chevy announced the addition of the GM 6.6L L8T ...

Check out the complete video below: Further details on Chevrolet Performance’s LS Long Block V8 engines can be found at the Chevrolet Performance website. Just head over to chevrolet.com ...

They also introduced new performance and structural improvements ... and modifiable V8 engines under the sun. The Gen IV GM small block followed in 2005, improving on the Gen III formula.

Although Chevrolet developed a V8 engine as early as 1917, the company really made its mark with the small block V8 in 1955. Just three years later the automaker introduced the powerful 348 ci ...

The L87, a small-block 6.2-liter V8 engine, was first introduced by General Motors in 2019 and named ... Some vehicles equipped with an L87 offer a Performance Upgrade package, which adds a ...

The Chevrolet Performance division has revealed the biggest and most-powerful naturally aspirated V8 engine it has ever built, even as General Motors accelerates its transition toward electric power.

As you can see from the label it’s for engine builders so this is top-grade stuff here gents. We know you’re fed up with females dissing your wack ride and you want to show them wassup once ...