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GM, V8 Engine and Future of Everything

General Motors has announced a large investment in future V8 engines at a time when other automakers have been retreating from them. The auto giant says it’s putting $888 million into its Tonawanda Propulsion plant in preparation for the production of the sixth generation of its V8 engines,

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GM to invest $888M in New York to produce next-gen V8 engine

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GM Invests in V-8 Engines as It Backpedals on EVs

Staying power in Tonawanda: Amid push for electric vehicles, GM still sees value in V-8 engines

Barra in a statement said GM’s investment at the Tonawanda site demonstrates the automaker’s “commitment to strengthening American manufacturing and supporting jobs in the U.S.”

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UAW Hails GM Investment in Tonawanda Plant

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GM’s Next-Gen Small-Block V8 Will Arrive in 2027

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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 engine. Here's where it's being made.

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Lets Hope GM's New V8 Is Better Than The Last One

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.

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GM Is Betting $900M On A New V8 Engine

General Motors is investing nearly $900 million to build its next-gen V8 in New York. Production is expected to begin in 2027 and it will power full-size trucks and SUVs. The new V8 promises to be more powerful,

Recalled 6.2L GM V8 Teardown Shows Why You Don’t Ignore the Warning Signs

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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 insights into this controversial and pivotal decision.

GM CEO Defends V8 Engine Plant Decision

General Motors CEO Mary Barra speaks at the WSJ Future of Everything event about reinvesting in V8 gasoline engines at its Tonawanda propulsion plant in Buffalo, N.Y.

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GM Commits Nearly $1 Billion To Next-Gen V8 Development

Reports of the demise of the V8 engine have been greatly exaggerated. Despite the inconsistent yet persistent transition to electrification the industry is undergoing, V8 engines are still needed, and definitely wanted,