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GM Trivia!

wildmanjoe
in Automotive Trivia

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What's the highest horsepower concept vehicle ever produced by GM?

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    Cadillac Cien

    Cadillac Sixteen.

    You're both off by about 2,000hp.

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    Some sort of locomotive then?

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    A version of the engine was used in trains, but this version of the engine was not. Think bigger than a train or bus.

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    Your mama? :)

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    GMTruckGuy74 mentioned the company's name in the Faceoff! thread, and Chevrolet built a semi tractor by the same model name between 1968 and 1988.

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    1946 Aero Packard Flyer “Dream Rod” with 2000Hp 41-liter Engine

    http://autoworld.wor...e-photos-video/

    That is freaking awesome :P

    Amazing that the noise level goes down as the engine warms up with those open heads.

    Edited by dfelt

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    Still 1,300hp short of this thread's mystery truck. :P

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    Terex Titan 33-19. Now on display in Sparwood, British Columbia. 3,300 Horsepower.

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