GM L87 Recall: Here’s How Many Hours It Takes To Replace The Engine
Tens of thousands of new engines needed worldwide.
Read More »Tens of thousands of new engines needed worldwide.
Read More »Nearly four years after it was filed.
Read More »Pushed to at least 2027.
Read More »Roughly three percent of engines will need replacement.
Read More »This restored L88 convertible has extensive racing provenance.
Read More »Replacement engines allegedly have the same defects.
Read More »Similar to a service bulletin from last year for earlier trucks.
Read More »Similar to a service bulletin from last year for earlier trucks.
Read More »Described as "da bomb" by Mattel.
Read More »The lower-cost battery chemistry could become common in GM EVs.
Read More »The thicker oil is supposed to optimize lubrication.
Read More »Production is set to begin in 2027.
Read More »A deep dive into engine lubrication.
Read More »Some plugs were not pressed deep enough into the pan.
Read More »A rare TopKick crew cab pickup.
Read More »Alleging that GM knew it was selling defective engines.
Read More »Another headache for GM.
Read More »The competition is fierce.
Read More »Preview of a new Hummer EV tie-in?
Read More »Roughly three percent of recalled vehicles.
Read More »The Bosch CP4 fuel pump is problematic.
Read More »Affecting almost 50,000 units in the country.
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