In 1970, General Motors unveiled the Chevy Vega with high hopes of revolutionizing the subcompact car market. Heralded as a game-changer, the Vega promised to outshine the competition with its ...

If you track the sales numbers for the Chevy Vega, you'll see a strong peak of 460,374 units sold in 1974, and then, as the car's problems became apparent, that number would drop significantly ...

1974 Chevy Vega - Darth Vega. Since The Days Of Grumpy Jenkins, Ed Bruce Yearned For A Tubbed-Out, Monstrously Overpowered Vega. Now He's Built One.

The Chevy Vega is often considered one of the true genuine shitboxes ever to befoul America’s roads, and with good reason. Though attractive enough, it was plagued with engineering, build ...

Reliving the ’70s Pro-Street Movement with Rick Kiel’s Radical 1971 Chevy Vega Packed with a 462ci ... A local search led him to a fairly clean 1971 Vega that had been mini-tubbed and packed ...

This little 1972 Chevy Vega features a secret turbocharged motor that Smokey Yunick developed for GM. ... tubbed and packing a big-ass V-8—the idea of a factory-esque performance edition is ...

A 1972 Chevy Vega Wagon with just 32 miles on the odometer will soon be auctioned off through a government surplus auction. Click here for more info and photos.

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It's a 1977 Chevy Vega with just 6 miles on the clock, and it sat a few feet away from a 1978 Chevrolet Corvette Indianapolis 500 Pace Car Edition that sold for $80,000 on the same weekend ...

Chevy once advertised the Vega with the tag See What It’s Like to Drive a Winner. Maybe people took Chevy’s advice and that’s why you don’t see too many Vegas anymore. Today’s Nice Price ...

Not Even Vega-ly Good: The Woeful Tale of the Chevy Vega. With the might of GM behind it, the Vega should have been great. It wasn’t. Aaron Gold Writer Manufacturer Photographer Jan 27, 2021.

Trisha Cavanaugh didn’t build a 1972 Chevy Vega with a 6-liter, all-aluminum LS engine and a power-glide transmission to haul it around in a trailer. “I built it to be a car I could drive on ...