Cadillac V8 engine | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 2019-07-06

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadillac_V8_engine


00:00:24 1 L-head
00:03:26 2 Monobloc
00:04:48 2.1 LaSalle
00:05:51 3 OHV
00:06:00 3.1 331 series
00:07:55 3.1.1 365
00:08:22 3.1.2 390
00:08:51 3.2 390 series
00:10:30 3.2.1 429
00:11:34 3.3 472 series
00:13:09 3.3.1 500
00:14:45 3.4 Small block OHV
00:15:22 3.4.1 425
00:16:46 3.4.2 368 and V8-6-4
00:23:49 3.5 High Technology
00:24:19 4 Northstar
00:25:19 4.1 4.6 L
00:27:40 4.2 4.4 L
00:29:01 4.3 4.0 L
00:29:35 5 Cadillac use of non-Cadillac V8s
00:29:47 5.1 Fleetwood (RWD)/Deville (RWD)/Brougham (RWD)
00:32:47 5.2 CTS-V
00:33:39 6 Cadillac 4.2 liter twin-turbo V-8 LTA engine
00:34:19 7 See also



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Cadillac was the first automobile maker in the world to mass-produce V8 engines. The company has produced many generations and variations of V8s since 1914. In 2010, when the Northstar engine series ended production, it became the last General Motors division to retain its own proprietary V8 design.