In the late 1960s, the American automotive landscape was dominated by the Big Three automakers, each racing to build the most luxurious, stylish, and performance-driven cars. Among these contenders ...

In 1995, the Monte Carlo name was revived as a platform companion to the Lumina four-door sedan. For 1998, an LS and performance-oriented Z34 version of the Chevrolet Monte Carlo was available. The ...

Muscle cars were huge in the 1970s. This era was coming to a close by the time the decade ended, but that didn’t stop ...

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The Chevrolet Monte Carlo is like your dad. Chances are you think of it in its later years—uncool, unremarkable, and incapable of getting a second look from the hottie that your mom once was.

The History of the Monte Carlo, Chevy’s Overlooked Muscle Car. Spanning six generations and 32 years of production, Chevrolet’s luxury midsize had a lot going for it.

The Monte Carlo was once a powerhouse of the highways and one of the most underappreciated Chevrolet muscle cars. Unfortunately for prospective buyers, poor sales and GM's bankruptcy-related ...

The original Chevrolet Monte Carlo stayed in production for the 1970 through 1988 model years, with each of that period’s four generations of Montes featuring two doors, rear-wheel-drive, and ...

Overview. Production of the final, sixth-generation Chevrolet Monte Carlo ended at the GM Oshawa Assembly plant on June 19 th, 2007. General Motors released the following statement in light of the ...

The 1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo in question started life as a daily driver, but the owner managed to keep the vehicle in “immaculate condition,” storing it off and on for some 36 years.

Chevrolet Monte Carlo Performance There was, of course, a factory hot-rod version of the Monte Carlo—the Monte Carlo SS, introduced in 1983, which had a 175 horsepower 305 (5.0-liter) V-8 and a ...