An original, numbers-matching, 1,625-mile (2,615 km) 1988 Chevy Monte Carlo SS, it seems. General Motors started to offer the Chevrolet form of personal luxury segment transportation with the ...

For its first year, the Chevy Monte Carlo SS Aero Coupe production totaled a mere 200 copies, the minimum production for NASCAR homologation. Performance was glacial, with zero-to-sixty mph taking ...

The build sheet reveals that the buyer paid $29,575 for this 2002 Monte Carlo SS when it was new, and the Dale Earnhardt Signature Edition alone carried a price tag of $3,100. The car is now ...

You couldn't get a manual trans with the 350 in a Camaro, and the only engine to be had in the Monte SS was the LB9 305 that ... black Monte Carlo Aerocoupe, sitting on the lot of Bill Heard ...

By the mid-1980s, the Chevy Monte Carlo was being built on General Motor’s G-Body platform. The Monte Carlo SS came with a cleaner, monochromatic look, a sportier front fascia, a rear spoiler ...

The extended back window and shortened deck on today's Nice Price or No Dice Monte Carlo SS are design tweaks Chevy intended to give the car an edge on the NASCAR circuit. Let's see if this rare ...

When the words '86 Monte Carlo come to mind the first thing I think of is grocery getter or gold and metal flake rollin' on Daytons lowrider. But if I was at a stoplight and Doug Pessemier pulled ...

We're talking about the Chevy Monte Carlo--specifically ... Perhaps the Monte Carlo's biggest problem in '03 was that in standard SS form it topped out at 200 horsepower. Channeled through ...

This month we turn our attention to another American flyer—'78-'88 Chevy Monte Carlos and Malibus ... One of the more appealing aspects of the SS Monte Carlo is its handsome body package.

The 1984 Monte Carlo SS gets our vote for "Sleeper of the Year. '' It satisfies all essential performance requirements and delivers them at a remarkably competitive price compared to contemporary ...