“Top 7 Most Reliable American Engines of All Time”

Описание: Some engines don’t just run — they endure.

In this video, we count down the 7 most reliable American engines ever made, powerplants that survived decades of abuse, neglect, extreme weather, and hard miles — and kept going anyway. These are the engines mechanics trust, fleet managers depend on, and owners swear by long after the rest of the car falls apart.

From legendary inline-sixes to bulletproof V8s, these engines weren’t built to impress on paper. They were built with simple engineering, thick metal, smart design, and reliability above all else. Many of them routinely reach 300,000, 400,000, even 500,000+ miles with basic maintenance.

Featured legends include:
• Chrysler Slant-6 — the engine that never quit
• GM 3800 V6 — nearly 50 years of bulletproof service
• Chevy Small Block V8 — the heart of American car culture
• Ford 4.9L Inline-6 — torque, toughness, and longevity
• Jeep 4.0L Inline-6 — the off-road reliability icon
• Ford 4.6L 2-Valve V8 — trusted by police and fleets
• GM LS V8 — the modern engine that became a legend

If you care more about longevity than horsepower, dependability over hype, and engines that will still fire up years from now — this list is for you.

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