The Monte Carlo was discontinued by Chevy due to poor sales and declining performance. Actually, the model was canceled twice ...

The Monte Carlo was Chevrolet’s very late response to the personal luxury car movement. The first generation debuted in 1970, a full 15 years after the Ford Thunderbird debuted the segment. However, ...

Produced between 1969 and 1987, and again later between 1994 and 2007, the Chevy Monte Carlo is a classic General Motors nameplate steeped in NASCAR history, offering up a total of six generations ...

The fourth-generation Chevrolet Monte Carlo is not the most memorable car out there. Sure, the NASCAR-inspired Aerocoupe version looks cool, but other than that, the 1980s Monte Carlo is a mundane, ...

• The one shown here shows only 1200 miles on the odometer and is up for online auction with Bring a Trailer. • With the auction scheduled to end on Friday, August 12, bidding is just over $14,000.

What is the “street freak?” In almost all cases, it’s a car, truck, motorcycle, or some other street-driven motorized vehicle that’s so far left of normal, it can’t be called anything else. A freak by ...

Chevrolet's Monte Carlo SS has established a firm footing in contemporary street machine circles chiefly because of its rakish NASCAR styling and the underlying promise of enormous street machine ...

The content on this page was created using generative artificial intelligence powered only by Cars.com articles and edited by Cars.com’s Editorial team for accuracy. The Monte Carlo debuted for the ...