Reports of the demise of the V8 engine have been greatly exaggerated. Despite the inconsistent yet persistent transition to ...

General Motors will spend nearly a billion dollars tooling up Buffalo for its sixth-generation of small-block V8 production.

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

It is the automaker’s largest ever investment in an engine plant and the latest change involving electric vehicle propulsion production.

The automaker has confirmed that it is making an $888 million investment in its Tonawanda Propulsion plant near Buffalo, N.Y.

Nothing says “All-Electric Future” like a massive investment in big, powerful, gas-gulping internal combustion engines (ICE).

An $888 million investment will make the GM Tonawanda plant the second facility confirmed to produce GM's sixth-generation ...

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

In the short term, GM’s full-size combustion lineup isn’t going anywhere. And judging by this investment, neither is the V8.

General Motors is investing $888 million in its Tonawanda plant to build advanced V-8 engines for trucks and SUVs, securing ...

General Motors will invest $888 million in the production of a new-generation V8 but also in building more L87 engines at its ...

Chevrolet’s next-gen Camaro has been delayed indefinitely ... In place of the previous, 455-horsepower V8 could see the 472-horsepower, twin-turbocharged 3.6-liter V6 found in the Cadillac ...