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If there's one way to convince buyers of the advantages of smaller displacement engines with fewer cylinders, it's to do it through motorsports. And now General Motors is marking its return to the IndyCar Series with a new twin-turbocharged, direct-injected V6 racing engine powered by renewable E85 ethanol fuel that will essentially replace the older V8 program. The new, purpose-built Chevy IndyCar engine will be co-developed by General Motors and Ilmor Engineering
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- Chevrolet Presents All-new 2015 Indycar Aero Package
Chevrolet-powered racecars competing in the 2015 Verizon IndyCar Series will feature new aero packages developed by automaker. Chevrolet has introduced the road course/short oval body design at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, with the new package gaining...
- Rumors: 2013 Cadillac Ats Sedan To Receive New 2.0-liter Turbo Engine
For many years, American car buyers adhered to the popular slogan “there’s no replacement for displacementâ€, but consumer habits are changing and the auto industry is slowly moving away from large and thirsty engines to smaller but...
- Video: Honda's 'win A Ride With Mario Andretti' Commercial
In its latest promotion for new customers, Honda is giving U.S. buyers a chance to win a ride with Mario Andretti in a two-seater IndyCar at the Grand Prix of Sonoma at Infineon Raceway. According to the Japanese automaker, the winner will ride in the...
- Would You Buy A 4-cylinder Camaro, Challenger Or Mustang?
Speaking at the New York Auto Show, GM’s Vice Chairman Bob Lutz revealed that General Motors is considering a 4-cylinder engine for the new Chevrolet Camaro if fuel prices continue to hike. In particular, Lutz said that the drivetrain under consideration...
- Danica Patrick Wins A Race
In her 50th career IndyCar race, Danica Patrick claimed a victory. That makes her the first woman to win in a major closed course racing series. Danica has taken heat in the last couple years for being the Anna Kournikova of racing - pretty enough to...
Cars
Chevrolet Ditches V8 for New Twin-Turbocharged V6 in IndyCar Series
If there's one way to convince buyers of the advantages of smaller displacement engines with fewer cylinders, it's to do it through motorsports. And now General Motors is marking its return to the IndyCar Series with a new twin-turbocharged, direct-injected V6 racing engine powered by renewable E85 ethanol fuel that will essentially replace the older V8 program. The new, purpose-built Chevy IndyCar engine will be co-developed by General Motors and Ilmor Engineering
Read more »
- Chevrolet Presents All-new 2015 Indycar Aero Package
Chevrolet-powered racecars competing in the 2015 Verizon IndyCar Series will feature new aero packages developed by automaker. Chevrolet has introduced the road course/short oval body design at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, with the new package gaining...
- Rumors: 2013 Cadillac Ats Sedan To Receive New 2.0-liter Turbo Engine
For many years, American car buyers adhered to the popular slogan “there’s no replacement for displacementâ€, but consumer habits are changing and the auto industry is slowly moving away from large and thirsty engines to smaller but...
- Video: Honda's 'win A Ride With Mario Andretti' Commercial
In its latest promotion for new customers, Honda is giving U.S. buyers a chance to win a ride with Mario Andretti in a two-seater IndyCar at the Grand Prix of Sonoma at Infineon Raceway. According to the Japanese automaker, the winner will ride in the...
- Would You Buy A 4-cylinder Camaro, Challenger Or Mustang?
Speaking at the New York Auto Show, GM’s Vice Chairman Bob Lutz revealed that General Motors is considering a 4-cylinder engine for the new Chevrolet Camaro if fuel prices continue to hike. In particular, Lutz said that the drivetrain under consideration...
- Danica Patrick Wins A Race
In her 50th career IndyCar race, Danica Patrick claimed a victory. That makes her the first woman to win in a major closed course racing series. Danica has taken heat in the last couple years for being the Anna Kournikova of racing - pretty enough to...