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The Atlas Engine Family: GM's Lost Inline-5 Experiment

An ambitious attempt to modernize trucks, GM's Atlas inline-5 was a weird, complex engine that powered the Colorado and Hummer H3. But it had some problems.

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JalopnikLean L·2h ago
The Atlas Engine Family: GM's Lost Inline-5 Experiment
An ambitious attempt to modernize trucks, GM's Atlas inline-5 was a weird, complex engine that powered the Colorado and Hummer H3. But it had some problems.
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