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Murilee Martin
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Writer, Autoweek
Denver
Beats
Mexico , Solutions Journalism , Features , Midwest
Hard News
Content
By Murilee Martin Verified| Autoweek@ General Motors has been putting V6 engines in its cars and trucks for more than 65 years, and its very first ones were members of the truck-only GMC V-6 family. Available in displacements from 305 to 637 cubic inches (and a mighty 702 cubic inches for the 12-cylinder Twin Six version), the 60° cylinder bank angle made it easier to squeeze into smaller truck engine compartments. Production continued through 1974 and included diesels and V8s.
By Murilee Martin Verified| Autoweek@ Honda sold the first-generation Civic in the United States for the 1973 through 1979 model years, and it erased the perception of Honda as just a motorcycle manufacturer in American eyes. The Civic was a sturdy little machine, provided you kept it away from road salt (or even high humidity), and this magazine ad for the 1978 models touts its laughs-at-potholes toughness.
By Murilee Martin Verified| Autoweek@ General Motors has been putting V6 engines in its cars and trucks for more than 65 years, and its very first ones were members of the truck-only GMC V-6 family. Available in displacements from 305 to 637 cubic inches (and a mighty 702 cubic inches for the 12-cylinder Twin Six version), the 60° cylinder bank angle made it easier to squeeze into smaller truck engine compartments. Production continued through 1974 and included diesels and V8s.
Company Info
Autoweek
Autoweek is a well-known car culture publication based in Detroit, Michigan. Established in 1958, it originally started as a bi-weekly motorsports newsletter called *Competition Press*. Over the years, it has evolved into a comprehensive magazine that covers a wide array of automotive topics, including car reviews, racing news, and lifestyle stories related to the automotive industry. The publication offers a magazine that features in-depth articles and analysis on various automotive subjects. In addition to its print edition, Autoweek provides extensive digital content, including news articles and features on car culture and racing. The magazine also covers major automotive events, such as auto shows and racing competitions, keeping readers informed about the latest trends and developments in the automotive world. Autoweek is owned by Crain Communications, Inc., which has a strong presence in automotive media.
Detroit, Michigan, United States
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Founded: 1958