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Chevrolet Monte Carlo

Price: $3,000 - $14,000  ⋅ Rating:4Photos:10Views:2461
Chevrolet Monte Carlo

Two-door luxury coupe Chevrolet Monte Carlo was produced since 1970. Chevrolet Monte Carlo was popular as mid-size coupe in car market. The exterior design of Chevrolet Monte Carlo is close to classic, original allocated headlights, stretched horizontally. In 2000, Chevrolet Monte Carlo appeared in a restyled version, which resulted wings have projections and new shape of bumpers.

In 1998, Chevrolet Monte Carlo had hydrotransformer clutch, electronically controlled which allows to make switch gears very smoothly and increase fuel economy. In addition to its main configuration of Chevrolet Monte Carlo, it can be set to climate controls for the driver and passengers, leather-trimmed steering wheel and radio controls.

Now this model can be seen only in photos: Сhevrolet Monte Carlo has been discontinued several years ago, but for quite some of its existence, Сhevrolet Monte Carlo has endured among many competitors. According to reviews of Сhevrolet Monte Carlo, all six generations were refined and stylish, careful allocated every detail for comport.

The latest versions of Сhevrolet Monte Carlo before removing from production, the model became four-door sedan. In 2007, GM has decided to withdraw serial production of Monte Carlo.