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Monte Carlo Is Good Bet at Its 1995 Price
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Chevrolet knew the sporty history of its popular Monte Carlo
coupe, which it foolishly dropped in 1988, would help sell the 1995
version of the car.
Chevy also knew that getting the back-from-the-dead Monte
Carlo's price right would be crucial to selling it in high numbers.
The automaker has gotten the price right by making the new
"Monte" not an all-new car, but a racy two-door coupe version of its
revamped, high-value, $15,470-$16,970 front-wheel-drive 1995 Lumina
four-doo...
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Iconic '03 Monte Carlo recalls brasher time
Chicago Sun-Times
; This review originally appeared April 28, 2003. The average retail price of a 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo is $12,100-$15,350. Chevrolet's Monte Carlo once was a big, brash, fast coupe that was a familiar sight at Main Street cruises with young drivers at the wheel and at drive-in restaurants where
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Down-Home Monte Carlo
The Washington Post
; THE 1995 Monte Carlo LS is a Friday evening in June with a big orange sun falling behind a softball field. It's a Saturday trip to an amusement park and a Sunday visit to a favorite church, where you don't have to worry about being late, because even if the parking lot is filled, you can still
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Chevrolet Monte Carlo: it's Chey's personal driving space - and it's owners love it.(includes related article on the return of the Monte Carlo to Chevy's line up.)(Evaluation)
Popular Mechanics
; The Chevy Lumina is a great, practical sedan. Take two doors off and what do you get? A sexy, sleek coupe called the Monte Carlo. Both are built on GM's W-Car platform, and both offer the same V6 engines and 4-speed automatic transaxles, disc/drum brakes and all-independent suspension systems.
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Redesigned Monte Carlo delivers value with its good looks
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; The bow-tie brigade at Chevrolet has torn a section from Oldsmobile's marketing book -- the section entitled "Hiding your light under a bushel." Just as Oldsmobile did with the stylish Aurora in 1994, Chevy is playing down the origins of the latest Monte Carlo. No Chevy bow-tie emblem on the nose
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 "The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)")
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IT'S OFF TO THE RACES FOR MONTE CARLO.(BUSINESS)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
; Imagine the 2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo with a touch of the racetrack. To hear Chevy tell it, that's the deal. The auto company is offering a newly redesigned Monte Carlo that it says reflects racetrack demands as well as consumer needs. ''GM Motorsports engineers were involved in the very early
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