The V8 engine is among these staples, with a handful of such engines standing out as the most powerful ever made. Of course, they and all others wouldn't have become so known without the first ...

The Chrysler 426 Hemi V-8 dominated the streets during the Golden Age and radically transformed the muscle car and American ...

It was the first and last GM division to offer a proprietary V8. As the muscle-car era closed out the 1960s with its ever-expanding displacements for V8 engines, Cadillac eclipsed them all with a ...

The original V8 engine was first developed in France by a brilliant engineer called Leon Levavasseur, who took out a patent on the design in 1902. Initially, this type of engine was designed ...

the marque has long been just as well-known for a common engine it didn't build: the V8. That all changed a year ago when Honda put its first-ever commercial V8 into production. Now it's growing ...

The V8 engine has been at the core of several of the automaker's most influential and prolific models. Its origin can be loosely traced back to a Group C race car, and its legacy is one steeped in ...

its inherent love of revs and sonorous timbre defined it as a brilliant V8 engine of its time. It was also the first V8 engine to use Audi’s ‘Fuel Stratified Injection’ system derived from ...

Ford's first V8 ushered in a new era. Here are some of the most interesting models it powered, from the '30s to the '50s.

We’ve been living in the golden age of internal combustion, especially when it comes to the V8. At no point in history have V-8 engines, and the cars and trucks they are in, been more powerful ...