10 Engines That Refuse to Quit: The Ultimate List of Unstoppable Powerhouses

[@michaelwhite8493]

300k on my tbi 4.3 s10 blazer. All stock, still runs great.

[@HarryDB]

One of my cars I own, a 2001 crown Victoria with the 4.6, has 450k miles on it. I have rebuilt the engine twice now. It’s super reliable.

[@JerryRedd-bs8xi]

Why did it need rebuilt 2 times if so reliable

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

The 3.8 V6 is the best v6 gm ever had

[@keithdodge454]

4.0 in line 6 used in my 2000 TJ Jeep is a good one

[@TrakSpock1]

This is actually a pretty good list. I have 400,000 miles on my 96 Chevy Caprice with the original 4.3 V8 engine (yes 4.3 V8) never rebuilt, and original 4L60E transmission, never rebuilt. The Ford 4.6 SOHC, especially the earlier models up until 1998, can go well over 500,000 with just timing chains. Our family also owns several GM 3800 Impala's.

[@BackyardClunkers77]

So... they're gonna over look the Chrysler 170ci, 198ci, 225ci Slant 6 engines, the Chrysler A-series (& later known as the LA "Lightweight A-series engines)- which powered Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth from the late 50s up till the early 2000s, with the V10 a variant of a 318 small block with 2 extra cylinders?, or the 3.9 Liter version which was a 318 with 2 less cylinders, the LA motors were- 273, 318, 340, & 360 cubic inch displacements, & in the 70s was nicknamed: The Elephant Killer (killer of the 426 hemis), & it's next generation variants shared in the 3rd gen hemis' designs... Or how about the Honda D Series or B- series engines?... the D15, D16, B16, B18C were great reliable engines... & Honda's F22s, H22, ect... I known quite a few Hondas D Series, & F series motors that lasted well over 400,000 miles. I got a 1986 Dodge ram d150 "State truck" that had over 400k miles on the engine (stock bottom end), the Transmission got replaced 3 times, & the rear differential got replaced once. 😂😆

[@BackyardClunkers77]

Or the Chevy iconic "350 small block"? I got one in a 94 gmc/ chevy blazer with 306,000 on its odometer. These engines were the "go-to" Hot rodders choice for the earlier hotrod cars, for almost a century.

[@tdw5933]

Slant 6 indestructible

[@anthonysoulard9938]

yeah! an ls more reliable than a 318 or slant six???? thats a bullshit video!!! 383 was bulletproof too!

[@RW4X4X3006]

I have a 351 Windsor with 350+ original miles on it. All original. Runs great.

[@txsailor57]

Video would be better if the pictures matched the AI voice.

[@marc-oliviercabot3380]

No Chrysler Slant 6? No AMC straight 6... come on!

[@KeithHoffmann-k5o]

4.6 liter ford is a 1992 engine til 1991 it was the 5.0 engine

[@uo2230]

265k miles on my 06 CVPI. stock engine from factory no rebuild. I did replace the intake manifold once tho. Otherwise basic maintenance. It's super reliable.

[@DavidDuncan-n1d]

Forgot to mention Fords 3.0 v6. I put 360,000 miles on that motor until the transmission said goodnight.

[@boostpack609]

Or fords EFI 5.0 or 460 or 390 or 352 y block

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

Ford inline 6 was definitely a work horse and tough to beat

[@stephenwest798]

250000 miles on my 5.7 hemi in a 07 ram 1500, my son has 360000 on his 07 5.7 hemi in a 300c, had 350000 on a 225 slant six in a 67 four-door belvedere, still running great when we sold it. What is so special about the engines he is talking about?

[@michaelwhite8493]

Is anyone else tired of A I narration?

[@alex.k3166]

are u gonna do it?

[@CountMelvinVonmope]

Heck yeah it's annoying

[@deverewalker6252]

Second that

[@Mostly_Peaceful_Protestor]

It's not AI at all. Don't you know that only a real human being would know that the Buick V6 is called the "Three Thousand Eight Hundred"? An AI might have called it a "Thirty Eight Hundred" or something weird like that. And don't get me started on "pound feet" of torque. "elbee eftees" is the proper term, everybody knows that.

[@heavenbound9641]

😂😅😮😮🤣😂😂​@@alex.k3166

[@BobFord-i3n]

2002 silverado k2500hd work truck. 388k miles. engine an trans [5 speed manual] original. still on second set of sparkplugs. lol. still works every day pulling lawncare trailers. 6.0 vortec.

[@NotACrat]

You are Out There Ai Dude" #1. Best Ever- 2004 Toyota Land Cruiser 2UZFE 4.7L DOHC 32 V - V8 - LC's got a special edition, made only in Japan/ X-Rayed blocks. Built to lastbw5 { yrs, was designed and certified for Aviation. My experiance: 2004 Toyota 2UZFE 250k +++ 1969 Volvo P544 B18 +++ 1980 Mercedes 300 D 250k mi. POS

[@rabbit5964]

No one ever mentions the 3.0 L Ford. I’ve seen many of them with over 600k with nothing but normal maintenance. Saw a couple with over 1 million miles on them

[@klano8443]

If you look after most engines through regular services they will last

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

Ford should have kept the 4.6 V8, this is a bullet proof engine

[@txsailor57]

The small block Chevy should be #1

[@Roc-Righteous]

I have 380.000 miles on my ls, 4.8 o5 sierra..Still quiet as a mouse.

[@SlyFox5.0]

There's a couple good engines on here but this is definitely not 10 most would agree with. Hondas J series V6 most definitely needs to be on this list. GMs 3800 was good but an oil leaking sludged up boat anchor

[@RobertMesa-fu9oy]

I never had a engine that wouldn't last

[@3CODKing]

Im hoping my 5.7L V8 holds out with regular maintenance

[@tyler66225]

Yes !!

[@toddnilsson5664]

Toyota 4.7, 345k and still going strong

[@299charles]

#1 Cummins. 3.9 4BT / 5.9 6.7 6BT I6s R the best……5.0 junk

[@boostpack609]

The only good LS engines are the ones made before AFM

[@65yelrah]

My AFM 5.3 vas 355000km

[@kenneely1752]

@@65yelrahmine has 244000 miles!

[@lauraannmelito8482]

my 2000 lincolin over 500 thousands miles all my cars over 300 thousand my 2016 i have now for escape 260 miles just change te oil more often and drive the spped limits

[@michaeltipton5500]

Makes you wonder why car makers stopped using some of these bulletproof engines in their cars or if they could make that good an engine why is everything else crap.

[@Provocateur3]

USE CHAPTERS!

[@blythkd9017]

Can't stand videos being narrated by AI.

[@lesklower7281]

Yes l am also sick of AI generated narration but the usual engines that are the most engines ever made and l do own a vehicle with the 22R engine my 1997 Toyota Hilux