If you're replacing the engine in an older car, you might turn up some that are labeled as remanufactured and others that say ...

If you need to replace your engine, you might want to go with a rebuilt or remanufactured engine. We'll explain the differences between them.

Rebuilt, Remanufactured or Used Parts … Which Do I Use?You’re faced with a major auto repair such as an engine, transmission, or differential replacement. Your service provider asks you, “Do ...

I think remanufactured or rebuilt means the same thing. There is quite a price difference between the two engines so I want to make sure that I am not comparing apples and oranges.

However, we would choose a rebuilt engine over a new one (even if you could find a virgin engine). Often, remanufactured engines have improvements over the originals.

If you have a car that’s so old, or so rare, that a remanufactured engine is not an option, then you need to decide between having a local shop rebuild it for you and buying a new one (if you ...

Read about the 1997 Jeep Cherokee 4.0L I-6 and the ATK VEGE remanufactured crate engine that will replace the original long-block in this month's issue of 4 Wheel Drive & Sport Utility Magazine!