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(Thread Starter) |  GM investing $109M in MI to boost 1.4L Ecotec production  General Motors has announced that it is investing $109 million to support production of its 1.4-liter Ecotec engine in Michigan. This will create (or protect) 96 jobs at The General's manufacturing facilities in the cities of Flint and Bay City. In Flint, $84 million will be used to increase production capacity of the engine, while in Bay City, the remaining $25 million will go towards increasing production of the connecting rods and camshafts used in the 1.4-liter mill. Currently, GM uses the 1.4-liter engine in both the Cruze and Volt, the former of which adds a turbocharger. Later this year, the 1.4 will find its way under the hood of the new Aveo Sonic subcompact. Follow the jump for GM's official release. Continue reading GM investing $109M in MI to boost 1.4L Ecotec production GM investing $109M in MI to boost 1.4L Ecotec production originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 13 May 2011 16:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments More... |
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