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What do you do with a single car that contains and manages the raw power equivalent of two Dodge Vipers or nine Honda Civics? Under the hood of the two-seater 1,001-horsepower Bugatti Veyron is not only a 16-cylinder eight-liter engine and four turbochargers; but also a story about the egos of 4 visionary engineers,

Professional author and mechanic Leonard Emanuelson provides another part in his walk-through series on engine rebuilding. In this segment he discusses and provides the primary installation tips and procedures for crankshafts.

The 1960s Chevrolet muscle cars are among the most widely collected high-performance vehicles from the 1960s. The 1968-69 mid-size Chevelle SS 396 is among the most popular muscle cars from that decade, with its clean styling, trim dimensions and awesome 396-cubic-inch V-8. There are a variety of reasons the Chevelles are among the most popular, including the simple fact that parts are readily available.

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A new Dutch invention can make cars, buses and other vehicles no less than 50 percent more efficient and thus more environmentally friendly. Better still, the technology is already available; it all comes down to a smart combination of systems that already exist.

Auditors of national banks are reporting that Internet scams, particularly in the automotive sector, are up threefold over previous years. Like any form of media the Internet can be a tool for good or for bad. There is a percentage of business transactions on the Internet that are subject to fraud, scams and cheats. Just like normal transactions, buyers and sellers need to be aware of their surroundings and be cautious in their transactions. The rest of this article provides a variety of education and links regarding these scams.

The Windsor, Ontario-built 90° V8, was introduced in 1962 as a 221 cubic inch engine. It was Ford's first modern lightweight small-block replacing the old Y-block. In 1963 the small block displacement was bumped up to 260 and 289. In the coming years the small block V-8 would undergo a variety of changes and uses - including as the base engine in Carroll Shelby's GT350. The rest of this article provides more exciting detail and history about this engine.