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600,000 recalled trucks later, GM pulls key parts of its next V8 in-house
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Summary: GM is tightening quality controls for its next-generation V8 engine, bringing key manufacturing processes in-house after recalls affected 600,000 trucks. The redesigned Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra launching in 2027 will feature new 5.7-litre and 6.6-litre Small Block engines, with stricter oversight aimed at restoring buyer confidence.
Brands mentioned: Chevrolet, GMC, Corvette
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