The Chevy Colorado first arrived in 2004 when it replaced the S-10 as the manufacturers mid-sized pickup truck. GMC produces a nearly identical truck called the Canyon, which replaced the also similar S-15 / Sonoma. Isuzu also produced the I-series, which was designed in cooperation with General Motors, but failed to sell strongly across North America.
Pontiac Grand Prix History, Success and Cylinder Head Replacement
The Pontiac Grand Prix has been enjoyed by millions of consumers since its introduction to the automobile world in 1962. Originally introduced as a personal luxury car, the Grand Prix has gone through numerous phases, styles, options and classifications. Through the years Pontiac has offered the Grand Prix as a convertible, coupe and sedan with various engine, transmission, interior and exterior option packages.
Vortec Engine History and Cylinder Heads
Vortec gets its name from a line of small block engines for GM trucks. The name first appeared in a 1984 advertisement for the 4.3 L V6 that used “vortex technology” to produce a swirl inside the combustion chamber that allowed for better air/fuel flow.
Ford 5.4 L V-8 Engine History and Cylinder Heads
When we talk about the Ford 5.4 L V-8 engine, many would remember that the legendary engine is one of the “10 Best” engines as nominated by Ward’s Auto World. Indeed, this engine has been installed in many of Ford’s most popular vehicles. The engine pertains to Ford’s modular engine family together with 4.6L V-8 and the 6.8L V-10. However, the Ford 5.4 L V-8 stands out to be considered as the best built engine by Ford in the industry. The secret formula is exceptional quality and attention to detail that Ford has carefully developed for this line of the engine since when it first debuted.