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Surprise: The Corvette's Big New V8 Engine Is A Gas Guzzler

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By Evan Williams
| CarBuzz
The Chevrolet Corvette has a new-for-2027 LS6 V8, and it should be better in every way than the engine it replaces. The 6.7-liter mill has more displacement, more power, and more torque, to start. It's also an entirely new generation of engine, one that General Motors has touted as being vastly improved from the long-running 5.3-liter and 6.2-liter generation that came before. There is, however, one way that the new LS6 falls behind the old LT2.
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The Volkswagen SUV That Would Take America By Storm Is Getting An Update

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By Evan Williams
| CarBuzz
One of Volkswagen's most interesting models has just been spotted testing on the Nürburgring in Germany. The CarBuzz spies have captured the second-generation Volkswagen T-Roc R almost completely undisguised. The 333-horsepower engine and R-specific suspension and braking setup are being tested as VW gets ready to launch the new SUV, complete with drift mode.
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Nissan, Toyota Warn Japanese Buyers About 'Quality' Of US-Made Cars

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By Evan Williams
| CarBuzz
Nissan and Toyota are getting ready to import vehicles built in the US and for the US market into Japan, a move that definitely isn't about easing trade tensions. Both automakers have issued warnings to their home market customers about the new models, but the warnings aren't just about buttons and features that might be unfamiliar. Apparently, there are concerns that US-built vehicles don't have the same quality standards as those built in Japan.
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