Think about that. You're asking an engine to move a vehicle that's 12% heavier. If Kia had kept the V6 and tried to pass emissions standards while also moving all that extra weight, the performance ...

Alina has been enthusiastic about vehicles her entire life, and even from an early age found herself itching to get behind the wheel. Through high school and college, she could be found reading ...

You're spoiled for choice if you’re in the market for a top three-row family SUV. Between gas, hybrid, and electric options, more than a dozen different manufacturers offer more than two dozen ...

The Buick Grand National has long held a special status among American performance cars. Even in its original 1987 guise, it was an intimidating machine, but nothing quite as unhinged as this wildly ...

You’re young, or maybe young at heart. Single. Maybe partnered. And you want transportation, not a wheeled status symbol. An SUV, maybe, but not one of those giant three-row family trucksters; ...

The 1973 oil crisis cannot be understated in how it affected how car companies wanted to develop their engines. With fuel prices skyrocketing, the mid-to-late 1970s was filled with automakers ...

The Chevy small-block V-8 is perhaps the most famous engine ever produced by General Motors. It is a simple, stalwart design whose popularity and status only cemented as it became the powerplant of ...

American automaker Buick launched the Special in 1962 — the first American car with a standard V6 gasoline engine. Parent company General Motors called its newest V6 engine the "Fireball," a ...

Just a little over two years ago, we raised a few eyebrows by predicting that the V6 engine would eventually replace the V8 as the standard of performance in enthusiast vehicles. Obviously, such a ...

When Larry Tores first considered the Buick V6 as a racing powerplant, he studied it with a keen awareness of the mechanical attributes that lend themselves to the production of maximum horsepower. He ...