The term "crate engine" has long been used to describe engines you could buy (typically hotted-up or modified) and install in the car or project of your choosing. Why the name, though? Because the ...

The last time Dodge put its ultimate engine on sale in a crate, the 1,000-hp Hellephant cost $29,995 and sold out in 48 hours. In case the Hellephant sees this kind of run again, Dodge’s Direct ...

On the other hand, the odds of that Camaro, Chevelle or even late-model truck sporting a run-of-the-mill crate engine are a lot more grounded in the real world. While we all long for the big-power ...

But while it sounds like a beast, Mopar actually offers a crate engine with even more power called the Hellephant, which is a supercharged 7.0-liter V8 that delivers 1,000 hp and 950 lb-ft of ...

While that's slightly less true these days with super-efficient turbocharged engines and EVs, the folks at General Motors are holding fast to that ideology with their latest crate engine ...

The so-called crate engine has been a boon to car hobbyists, providing streamlined option for replacing the engine of a project vehicle. While crate engines are typically V-8s, United Kingdom ...