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General Motors commits $888 million to build next-gen V-8 engine in New York

GM earlier announced a $300 million investment to retool Tonawanda Propulsion near Buffalo, New York, to produce electric vehicle drive units. Outside New York, GM produces small block V-8 engines for its full-size trucks and SUVs at two other locations: Flint,

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GM invests $888 million to make engines at New York plant

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GM to pour $888M into building new V-8 engine in New York

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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General Motors Commits $888 Million to Upgrade Tonawanda Plant, Preserving 870 Jobs in Western New York

GM to invest $888 million in its Tonawanda plant, securing 870 jobs and receiving $16.96 million in tax credits.

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GM CEO backs Trump’s auto tariffs as a tool to help US manufacturers

CEO Mary Barra said the automaker is increasing its U.S. investment and that Trump's tariffs are a "tool that the administration can use to level the playing field."

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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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General Motors Pours $888M into Future of High-Power Combustion

General Motors announced on Tuesday that it will invest 888 million USD in its Tonawanda plant, the largest single investment in its history, to produce a new sixth-generation V8 engine. The investment will also include new machinery,

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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,