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How Long Can A Used 7.0 V8 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Last?

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By Justin Pritchard 
| CarBuzz
The LS7 isn't just a great engine — it's a race-derived record-breaker that's meant to be driven and can achieve 100,000 miles or more if properly cared for. Below, we’re digging into the engineering, processes, hardware, and literal race-derived parts that set the first 500-horsepower Corvette Z06 apart from its competitors of the day, as well as a major concern with valve guide wear that diminished the confidence of some in the owner's community along the way.
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The Last NA Mercedes-AMG V8 Sedan Buyers Are Desperately Trying To Find

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By Justin Pritchard 
| CarBuzz
The Mercedes-AMG M156 V8 engine was the first-ever powerplant designed solely by AMG, rather than adapting an existing Mercedes engine with upgraded performance parts. The 6.2-liter eight-cylinder mill went on to power an entire era of AMG models wearing the ‘63’ badge, and once shared headline space with the last of the great naturally-aspirated V8s from various rivals, including the Audi RS5’s 4.2 FSI, the BMW M3’s S65, and the Lexus IS F’s 5.0‑liter 2UR‑GSE.
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The First 7-Speed Manual In A Production Car Borrowed Its Cogs From An Automatic

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By Justin Pritchard 
| CarBuzz
Every generation of the Porsche 911 needs to introduce new innovations and achieve even higher standards than the one before it. When developing the 991-generation Porsche 911, which first hit the road for the 2012 model year, one such innovation would put a world-first piece of hardware in the driver's right hand: a 7-speed manual transmission. The six-speed manual had long been the standard for performance cars, and a 7-speed box had never been done before.
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