How small can an engine be and still be considered a big block? Let's take a look at how different manufacturers over the years have tackled this challenge.

Each big block engine has its own unique history, features, and applications that have fueled strong opinions among automotive enthusiasts for decades. So, what exactly is a big block engine?

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From Colorado fields to Missouri roads, this 1962 GMC 1000 tells the story of dents, patina, and the strange V6 engines GMC built in the '60s ...

The small-block tag is deceptive because some of these V-8s were powerful and defining engines of the Golden Age of American Muscle.

BluePrint Engine’s boost-ready 9.6:1-compression 632ci big-block Chevy compatible long-block is designed for your blower, turbo, or nitrous system.

Tesla is one of the most well-known name in the electric vehicle industry. However, this Tesla isn't electric, in fact, it's powered by a Chevy big block.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly small-block Chevy V8 for your next pickup truck project, look no further than these five crate engines available for less than $4,000.

The numbers may seem similar, but there were key differences between Mopar's 340, 383, and 440 engines. They included both architecture and horsepower.

Thinking of building your own engine? Here’s the must-have tool list that separates the pros from the parts-changers.