The cast-iron engine block may seem like a relic of the past, but that's not so. Dodge and Ram still use it in some of their ...

The V6 engine has long been a middle ground between power and practicality. Slotting neatly between the four-cylinder’s economy and the V8’s brute strength, the V6 has powered everything from family ...

Instead of choosing a heavy and lethargic Malaise-era V8 engine for 1976 pace car duties, Buick opted to add a turbocharger to its newly-reacquired (and lighter) V6 for more power.

The Buick 3800 Series II and III V6 engines stand as icons of American reliability, representing perhaps the most bulletproof domestic engine design of the modern era.

Buick isn't known for making speed demon race cars, focusing on luxury instead, but that doesn't mean some of its ...

Mario Ilien had debuted the engine two years earlier. Most of the Indy engines of the 1980s and 1990s were overhead cam designs, but Brayton Engineering developed a stock block Buick V6 engine that ...

Discover the 11 most powerful V6 engines that have ever been made, and learn what sets them apart in terms of performance, efficiency, and innovation.

Released in 2007, the Buick Enclave isn’t old but it’s already had some good and bad years. Designed to replace two of Buick’s existing SUVs, the first-generation Enclave lasted from 2007 ...

Buick was one of the first American carmakers to utilize a V6 engine as standard across its lineup, and the 3800 was known for being especially bulletproof.

The V6 engine has played a critical role in American automobile manufacturing -- and these are the top-of-the-line engines available.

After reviewing the successes of Chevrolet’s 1955 small block V8, Buick introduced an all-aluminum V8 in 1961. This engine would go on to become the Rover V8, powering everything from TVRs to ...