The V8 engine has been around for a ... This first-generation Buick V8 displaced 322 cubic inches, and was called the Fireball V8. At least, that was its original name. The Fireball later came ...

Rather, it was a nickname given to several of Buick's V8 builds, like the Fireball and Wildcat ... its already legendary ...

The "Nailhead" V8 line spanned two generations before being replaced by Buick's Big Block V8s. The Fireball V8 engines were used to power models like the Buick Roadmaster, Buick Century ...

At no point in history have V-8 engines, and the cars and trucks they are in, been more powerful or efficient, or more suited for both work and play. In this documentary film we'll detail the V-8 ...

MotorTrend Presents V-8: the Engine of America, a documentary.

During the 1980s, Buick ... V6 engine rated at 125 hp and 205 lb-ft (278 Nm) of torque, but around 35 received the Regal Sport Coupe's 175-hp turbocharged 3,791 cc 231-ci (3.8-liter) turbocharged ...

While the '80s saw it producing a mix of exceedingly dull and lumbering sedans, the shot of adrenaline from cars powered by the Buick 3.8-liter turbocharged V6 engine helped raise its sporting image.

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Buick opened the year by revamping the popular Regal. The carmaker upgraded the engine to a 259-horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder engine, increasing the hp from 222 while improving fuel economy.

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It began a craze that no one could’ve predicted, as iterations of the V-8 engine became legendary and helped define American culture. See All 3 Photos The American V-8 has had a storied ...