I miss the ’80s. There was so much more variety in everything: TV, movies, music—and cars. Back then, you could easily tell American, Japanese, Italian or German cars apart from one another. Not like ...

The Monte Carlo nameplate first appeared on Chevrolet vehicles in 1970 as a larger two-door coupe marrying strong, road-going performance with high comfort. A mainstay in the Chevrolet line-up through ...

The iconic Monte Carlo was first introduced in 1970 and became an instant hit for Chevrolet, outselling the Ford Thunderbird nearly three times over at 145,975 cars. However, Chevy's intention ...