General Motors plans to spend $789 million to prepare its Spring Hill, Tenn., plant for production of a new engine program, creating nearly 800 jobs, GM said today.
GM in a statement called it “an all-new, high-efficiency engine program,” but didn’t provide details about the engine or engines that will be made there. The facility now makes four-cylinder engines for a number of GM vehicles and is scheduled to begin producing a V-8 engine late this year.
